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2. Ad Age 300: the annual countdown
3. The Ad Age 300: gleeful magazines make most of rebound
4. 100 leading media companies
5. Only rate hikes allow magazines to move ahead
6. Ad age ranks the nation's largest magazines; publishers get relief from loyal readers as advertisers vanish during 1991
7. Top 100 entry price: $114 million in ads
8. Top books punch out slight gains despite page loss
9. Top 100 entry price: $104 million in ads
10. Broad stroke best defines study; how magazine data and ranking criteria were assembled
11. Top 300 push total revenues over $16 billion
12. Agencies on the road to recovery after a rough year. (Special Report: Regional Agencies)
13. Top 200 brands
14. Leaders back brands with $52.1 billion in ads
15. 100 leading media companies
16. Change partners! Turnover sweeps field
17. Brand building revs up ad spending by 5.2% to record $37.9 billion
18. Growth patterns flip-flop as ad gains outpace circulation
19. Gender gap, 'right-sizing' add to pessimism for '92
20. 100 leading media companies
21. McDonald's tops in spending
22. Top 100's media outlay hits $98 billion globally; P&G leads all marketers; China pushes up Asia gains; personal care category increases 7.8%
23. 100 leading media companies; Web, cable, satellite revenues drive growth as net revenue tops $268 billion; No. 1 Time Warner followed by Comcast, replacing a now-split Viacom, CBS
24. Agency Report; New media explosion drives engine as total marketing communications revenue tops $24 billion; Omnicom barely noses out WPP for worldwide lead
25. Magazine 300; Building on recovery that began in 2003, leading magazines post average 8% gains for 2004 to snare gross revenue of $35 billion; trifecta of Time Warner books alone tops $3 billion to lead the pack
26. 50th Annual 100 Leading National Advertisers; Leaders advertising jumps 9.2% to $98.34 bil, claiming 37.3% of all U.S. advertising as GM edges P&G for ad crown shared by either marketer all but three of the past 50 years
27. A Fallow Ground For Growth
28. To see changes, follow the 100 Leaders; Marketing picture has changed dramatically from era of TV set makers to auto juggernauts
29. Shops hold tight on '05 pay hikes; Agencies expect to add jobs; marketer 'pressure has never been greater'
30. Size has sharp effect on how shops pay AEs; Junior role at big shops adds up at small agencies
31. Top marketers spend $83 billion; P&G, Unilever are top spenders; China drives Asia/Pacific gains
32. Top 300 revenue a record $32.5 bil. Trio of 'People,' 'SI, 'Time' forge to front of the field
33. 100 Leading National Advertisers
34. Agencies mixed on '04 pay hikes; Half agency personnel denied bonuses in '03 as profits get squeezed
35. Top magazines gain 3% in 2002; But total ad pages are off 4%; 'People' still No. 1
36. 100 Leading National Advertisers
37. 59th Annual Agency Report; U.S. shops squeeze small revenue gain in '02 to hit $10.2 billion; JWT edges Burnett as biggest U.S. brand; Omnicom weighs in as the top global ad group
38. Slim pickings for agency raises; Most positions to go up 3%- 4% but significant number of shops won't give out raises
39. 13th annual Magazine 300
40. 47th Annual: 100 Leading National Advertisers
41. Chill Wind ; Tough year all around as WPP, despite cold feet, tops Interpublic in 2001
42. CEO pay, perks' salad days
43. CEO pay, perks' salad days
44. CEO pay, perks' salad days
45. Shops try creative means to save jobs
46. AT AGENCIES, THE CHILL SETS IN; Raises? What raises? Bonuses and perks are trimmed as shops in survey struggle to save valued employees
47. Ad Age DataCenter - 46th Annual Report: 100 Leading National Advertisers; High-water mark: $83 billion
48. 22nd Annual Report: 100 Leading Media Companies; Treading water after a watershed year
49. Small publishers gain on telcos
50. Regional agencies 2001
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