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Bulletin of Nikkei Advertising Research Institute


 
Vol. 259 (October/November 2011) Contents
Evaluating and Analyzing Newspaper Advertising through a Questionnaire and a Brain Wave Study—The New Year Newspaper Advertising Survey
Akira Shimizu,
Takuya Murakami
2
Industry Characteristics of the Advertising Industry—Analysis Using 2005 Industry Relations Tables
Yasuhiro Tsukahara
10
Are Strong Brands Just Second-guessing?—A New Visualization of IMC Practice
Kayoko Honjo
17
A Reconsideration of the Theory of Marketing (Part 2)
—Brand Development Models and the Structure of Brand Marketing
Katsumi Kajihara
24
Leading Companies’ Advertising Expenditure and Corporate Image (Part 2)
—Ads Have a Close Relationship to Response to Customer Needs
Hajime Oishi, Yoshitomo Hatakeyama
32
Report of the Study Group on Case Studies—Part 4
Effects of Using Celebrities and Non-celebrities on Creative Strategies Jeong-soo Park
39
How to Innovate Using “Advertising Brain”—From Consumer Value Revolution to Demand Creation
Kenichi Otani
47
My Research Project: No. 202
Interested in Consumers’ Spontaneous Behavior; Research Focused on the Community Masako Nakamura
54
Series: Advertising Intelligence, or the Study of Advertising as Anthropology Final Installment
The Philosophy of Advertising Knowledge Sadashige Aoki
56
Series: Revisiting Mannensha* Part 5
From Illustrious Glory to Breakup, Seen from the Viewpoint of Creating a Management Climate
Movement to Revitalize Management in the 1980s and End Result
*Japan’s oldest advertising agency, founded in Osaka in 1890. Dissolved in 1999 due to financial problems.
Kazuhide Kawato
64
Student Theses
Evolution of Retail Brands and Branch Architecture Takeshi Okayama,
Graduate School of Kinki University
69
Book Reviews
Sozoteki-fukushi-shakai (The creative welfare society) by Yoshinori Hiroi Keiichi Okamoto
74
B to B Marketing by Takuro Yoda Kazue Shimamura
75
Ibunka-tekio no marketing (Japanese version of Marketing Across Cultures) by Jean-Claude Usunier and Julie Anne Lee Ikuo Takahashi
76
Fuhyo-higai (Rumor-mongering damage) by Naoya Sekiya Toshihiko Miura
77
Series: Madison Avenue Then and Now Part 15
The Digital-based Second Creative Revolution Kaede Seville
78
Researchers’ Notes
Hajime Oishi
83
Ad Agora
Volunteers/NPOs and Advertising Keizaburo Asai
84
NARI Diary
86
From Journal of Advertising Research, ARF
Ad Bites
100