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Julie L. Shreeve-Keyer,Robert C. Haushalterfter all what would they know? As one designer said, ‘How would customers know how to use an iPod if their only experiences were with CD players? If . had asked customers about an iPod prototype, customers would have wondered, “How do I load songs onto it? Where are my CD covers with the words on th

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Julie L. Shreeve-Keyer,Robert C. Haushalteris simply romantic. And the wine — well if you can get it, it’s to die for. The wine itself is a product of place — both of the area ‘Margaux’, the unique topography of the estate itself, and centuries of estate and Bordeaux winemaking tradition. The brand is much more than this. No discussion of wi

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K. Kajimura,S. Hara,K. Hayashi,H. Okushit way, all to present an image that isn’t true. The time spent, the emotional cost, and the likelihood of eventually getting caught means such a strategy is impractical (even the worse serial killers get found out, and they are often loners not burdened with regular social interaction) and frankly,

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The New Brand Reality,s around the world (from as far away as New Zealand) are shipping their ‘Mogs’ to the village of Malvern Link to take part in this once in a lifetime celebration of a brand many business consultants predicted wouldn’t see out the end of the twentieth century. At the same time, the ‘Big Three’ (., an

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The Authenticity of Stories, Laddie’) — the Islay distillery resurrected by her father and legendary whisky maker, Jim. This was no corporate-sponsored, power point-based whisky tasting; rather this was akin to listening to a saga of old, where the audience added their own stories about the brand (many had been to the distille

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Sticking to Your Roots,at intrigued me more was the story. I’d just exited the arrivals hall at Melbourne airport and was waiting for a taxi. To my surprise there was a large billboard in front of me celebrating Schubert and .. The message was simple — ‘To those who do things for love, not money.’ Ironic, I thought. . is