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  • Market Focus: Women
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  • Media's 100 People to Know
    Compiling a list is never the simple task you might think it is when you start putting it together. Creating one that is comprised of names that anybody in an industry should know proved an especially difficult one. It's not that we struggled to come up with the 100 names on MEDIA Magazine's list, so much as we had a hard time whittling it down from the hundreds more that could - and maybe should - have been on the list.
  • Political Season Heats up the Airwaves
    Hot issues are driving advertisers to highly-rated, but divisive politically-themed news shows.
  • 2003 Traditional Media Agency of the Year
    What makes a Media Agency of the Year? Frankly, as the staff of MEDIA Magazine began planning its first award for that honor, we weren't sure exactly what the criteria should be. New business wins? Client retention? Overall billings growth? Client sales growth? Great media deals? Breakthrough planning and research? Best of class management systems? Overall industry esteem? In short, all of the above. And much, more.
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