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Vol. 258 (August/September 2011) Contents
A Reconsideration of the Theory of Marketing (Part 1)
—Marketing Research Shifts from Products to Brands
Katsumi Kajihara
2
Comparison of Advertising Effectiveness According to Different Media in the Buying Process: Proposing the SCAP Model
Mitsuhiro Itakura,
Sotaro Katsumata,
Masahiro Mori
10
Leading Companies’ Advertising Expenditure and Corporate Image (Part 1)
—When Advertising Expenditure Exceeds 20 Billion Yen, the Two Are Strongly Correlated
Hajime Oishi,
Yoshitomo Hatakeyama
18
Report of the Study Group on Case Studies—Part 3
Long-selling Brands’ Advertising Strategies—Continuity, Consistency, Adaptability Daigo Matsumoto
24
My Research Project: No. 201
Establishing a theory of creativity, with hints from rhetoric and symbols Toshiyuki Senoo
32
Series: Advertising Intelligence, or the Study of Advertising as Anthropology Part 5
The Ability to Produce Deriving from Advertising Intelligence Sadashige Aoki
34
Series: Revisiting Mannensha* Part 4
From Illustrious Glory to Breakup, Seen from the Viewpoint of Creating a Management Climate
Facing Corporate Bankruptcy in the Company’s 86th Year
*Japan’s oldest advertising agency, founded in Osaka in 1890. Dissolved in 1999 due to financial problems.
Kazuhide Kawato
40
Student Theses
Research on the Effect of Premiums on Brand Relationships Mitsuru Kaneko,
Waseda University Graduate School
46
Book Reviews
Kachikyoso-jidai no brand senryaku (Brand strategy in the age of value co-creation) by Yukihiro Aoki Keiichi Okamoto
53
Nihon no koho, PR 100-nen (100 years of public relations in Japan) by Seiya Ikari Kazue Shimamura
54
Shijo ni okeru gimanteki-settoku (Japanese version of Deception in the Marketplace) by David M. Boush, Marian Friestad, Peter Wright Ikuo Takahashi
55
Character-seishinbunseki (Character psychoanalysis) by Tamaki Saito Toshihiko Miura
56
Research Paper
Experimental Research on Multi-pattern Advertising—Analyzing the Psychological Angle Mainly from the Viewpoint of the Latent Influence of Simple Direct Contact Naoaki Kawakami
57
Series: Madison Avenue Then and Now Part 14
The Waves of the Digital Revolution—Emergence and Collapse of the Dot-com Bubble Kaede Seville
72
Researchers’ Notes
Masafumi Okazaki
77
Ad Agora
Rationalism and the Enterprising Spirit Kazuyoshi Hotta
78
NARI Diary
80
From Journal of Advertising Research, ARF
The Secret of Television’s Success
96