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lO AUGUST 1957 Vol. II. Vo
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THE WEEKLY MAGAZINE TV/RADIO ADVERTISERS USE
DIGEST OF ARTICLES
The barter menace
29 With i\ lime barter no longer an oddity, both buyers, sellers are taking long hard look ui danger-: to ad effectiveness, media standardHow to insure full value from net tv
32 Prudential Insurance Co. -eek maximum from its S3. 8 million net tv investment bj backing soft-sell commercials with hard promotion push
Pre-testing isn't Madison Ave. monopoly
35 ^ ''> a Southwest film firm pre-checks commercial copy approaches for its clients as an efficiency and cost-saving step before production
Strictly by the numbers
36 Satire in three acts on the spot campaign that is supposed to allow tin timebuyer creative latitude — but within tight rating eonfines
Edsel's strip-tease
39 Final unveiling in epic round of marketing titillation comes in October tv spec. Edsel's air plan to date: regular network tv show
Timebuyers of the U.S. (Part Three)
40 ^'"st extensive list of timebuyers yet published links timebuyers with their accounts, gives agency's address, phone and executives
FEATURES
18 Sponsor Backstage
50 Film Chart
S3 Film-Scope
26 49th and Madison
49 New and Renew
58 News & Idea Wrap-Up
5 Newsmaker of the Week 62 Picture Wrap-Up 78 Reps at Work
74 Sponsor Hears 9 Sponsor-Scope 82 Sponsor Speaks 57 Spot Buys 82 Ten Second Spots 14 Timebuyers at Work 80 Tv and Radio Newsmakers 7 1 Washington Week 22 Women's Week
In Upcoming Issues
Spot tv's second quarter
Ho -i"'t t\ did in second quarter this year compared with the same rter la^t year; the top 100 spot t\ advertisers with budgets
American Gas Association case history
Here's how American Gas Association and Lennen & Newell turned 167 individualists into an informed demoi racj and effective network t\ sponsoi
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