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1. A catbird seat in D.C. when U.S. bloomed; The Consumer Revolution set off profound changes in the marketplace, and all eyes looked to Washington to sort it out

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Services -- Usage -- History, Television advertising -- History -- Usage -- Services, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: Stanley E. Cohen For two decades during the Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon administrations I was in a catbird seat for what is commonly described as the Consumer Revolution. In [...]

Published
2005

8. THE BATTLE OVER TRUTH AND FAIRNESS IN ADVERTISING LED TO CLOSER GOVERNMENT EXAMINATION OF BUSINESS: 'PROTECTING' CONSUMERS

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules -- History, Government regulation of business -- History -- Laws, regulations and rules, Advertising -- History -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation
Abstract

By the middle of the 20th century, America was firmly on the road to a new kind of society where everyone could aspire to a lifestyle once available only to […]

Published
1999

21. Should soft drink rules apply to beer?

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
Brewing industry -- Marketing, Soft drink industry -- Marketing, Antitrust law -- Interpretation and construction, Brewing industry -- Advertising
Published
1981

23. FTC - waiting for the next war

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Management, Administrative agencies -- Management
Published
1981

25. WHO vote is a disaster for advertising

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
World Health Organization, Marketing -- Social aspects, Infant formulas -- Standards, Food -- Advertising
Published
1981

26. Orwell's newspeak comes of age

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
Nineteen Eighty-Four (Novel), Television broadcasting of news -- Evaluation
Published
1984

27. Govt. pushes satellite-home

Author

Gordon, Richard L., Marich, Bob, and Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Management, National Association of Broadcasters -- Political aspects, National Cable and Telecommunications Association -- Political activity, Satellite communications, Presidents -- Economic policy
Published
1981

28. How FTC escaped Stockman ax

Author

Cohen, Stanley E. and Gordon, Richard L.

Subjects
United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Finance, Small business -- Political activity, Antitrust law -- Political aspects
Published
1981

32. 'No vacancy' sign up at FTC

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Officials and employees
Published
1981

33. 'Post' stabs pr in the flack

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
Washington Post (Newspaper) -- Management, public relations -- Analysis, Newspaper publishing -- Management
Published
1982

38. FCC: problems of enforcing all the laws

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission, Law enforcement -- Public opinion, Television broadcasting, Independent regulatory commissions -- Public opinion
Published
1982

39. Dog days for consumerists

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
Industrial policy, Presidents -- Economic policy, Consumer protection, Deregulation -- Economic aspects
Published
1981

40. Ring out the old, ring in the new

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Evaluation, Presidents -- Evaluation, Advertising law -- Political aspects
Published
1981

41. Ten top news stories of 1981

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
social security, Current events, Postage-stamps -- Marketing, Presidents -- Transition periods
Published
1981

43. 'AD AGE,' NEWSMAKER AND INDUSTRY TABLE-SETTER.

Author

Ryan, Mike, Cohen, Stanley E., Cappo, Joe, Danzig, Fred, Doherty, Lawrence E., and Edwards, Larry

Subjects
*PERIODICALS, *CIGARETTE advertising, *GUN control, *JOE Camel (Advertising character), *TAXATION of advertising
Abstract

Highlights significant issues and topics covered in the periodical "Advertising Age" regarding various issues and topics covered in the U.S. since its first publication in 1930. Argument over the use of the Joe Camel character for the cigarette products of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.; Action taken by the periodical to promote gun control following the assassination of Martin Luther KIng Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy in 1968; Background on the proposed Magazine Concept of columnist Sid Bernstein; Differing positions over the argument of whether advertising should be taxed.

Published
2005

44. A view from the Pacific.

Author

Cohen, Stanley E.

Subjects
*V-E Day, 1945, WORLD War II anniversaries
Abstract

Presents the author's personal recollection of events surrounding the V-E Day which signalled the end of World War II. Memories from an attack by American troops in Iwo Jima, Japan; Intrigues on drafting; Bickerings by concerned sectors in Congress; Increase of interest on the United States' industrial mobilization.

Published
1995

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