Subaru Case Study - The Arthur Page Society
Subaru Case Study - The Arthur Page Society
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110 Elliott, Stuart. “<strong>Subaru</strong> Turns to the Land of Forbidden Secrets.” New York Times, July 10, 2007, p. 4, Late<br />
edition. <br />
111 Bush, 2007, Aug. 20 <br />
112 Advertising Age. http://www.adage.com (accessed December 6, 2009). <br />
113 Tierney, John. “Your Car: Politics on Wheels.” New York Times, April 1, 2005. <br />
114 Elliott, Stuart. “Trying to Connect in a Crowd.” New York Times, April 24, 2008, p. 9, Late edition. <br />
115 Wasserman, Todd. “Thrifty Fans Help <strong>Subaru</strong> Weather the Recession.” Brandweek, September 19, 2009. <br />
116 Ibid. <br />
117 Ibid. <br />
118 Ibid. <br />
119 Ebenkamp, Becky. “<strong>Study</strong> Identifies the Least Price-Sensitive Consumers.” Brandweek, September 19, 2009. <br />
120 Wilke, Mike. “<strong>Subaru</strong> Adds Lesbians to Niche Marketing Drive.” Advertising Age, March 4, 1996. <br />
121 Che, Cathay. “Martina Navratilova: A Winner at More than Tennis, She has Raised $1 Million for Gay Causes<br />
with the Rainbow Credit Card.” <strong>The</strong> Advocate, April 25, 2000. <br />
122 Rothman, Cliff. “A Welcome Mat for Gay Customers.” New York Times, August 17, 2001, pg. 1, Late Edition. <br />
123 Wilke, Mike. “<strong>Subaru</strong> Adds Lesbians to Niche Marketing Drive.” Advertising Age, March 4, 1996. <br />
124 Ibid. <br />
125 Suris, Oscar. “Mum's the Word in <strong>Subaru</strong> Ads for Gays.” Wall Street Journal, March 22, 1996, B2, Eastern<br />
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126 Ibid. <br />
127 Logo Online. “Logo Legacy Campaign.” http://www.logoonline.com/shows/events/legacy-campaign/ (accessed<br />
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128 Halliday, Jean. “Gay Ride.” Advertising Age, February 25, 2002. <br />
129 Wilke, Mike. “Gay-Coded <strong>Subaru</strong> Ads Return to Mainstream.” Commercial Closet Association, April 18, 2002,<br />
http://www.commercialcloset.org (accessed December 6, 2009). <br />
130 Palmer, Kimberly Shearer. “Gay Consumers in the Driver's Seat: <strong>Subaru</strong>'s New Ad Campaign is Among Those<br />
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131 Alsop, Ronald. “Cracking the Gay Market Code: How Marketers Plant Subtle Symbols in Ads.” Wall Street<br />
Journal, June 29, 1999, B.1., Eastern edition. <br />
132 Curry, Sheree R. “Mulryan/Nash Vet Out on Own.” Advertising Age, June 19, 2000. <br />
133 Alsop, Ronald. “Cracking the Gay Market Code: How Marketers Plant Subtle Symbols in Ads.” Wall Street<br />
Journal, June 29, 1999, B.1., Eastern edition. <br />
134 Usborne, David. “Pink Smoke and Secret Codes in Battle for the Gay Dollar.” <strong>The</strong> Independent, July 9, 2000. <br />
135 Rothman, Cliff. “A Welcome Mat for Gay Customers.” New York Times, August 17, 2001, pg. 1, Late Edition. <br />
136 Fitzgerald, Kate. “Highly Targeted Interests Drive Magazine Growth.” Advertising Age, June 19, 2000. <br />
137 <strong>The</strong> Auto Channel. “<strong>Subaru</strong> of America, Inc. Offers Expanded Benefits for Employees.” http://www.theauto<br />
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138 Zammit, Deanna. “<strong>Subaru</strong> Mainstreams Its 'G-and-L' Advertising.” Adweek, November 10, 2003. <br />
139 Steinberg, Don. “From Cyclist to Symbol: More and More, Lance Armstrong is Becoming a Marketable Man.”<br />
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 24, 2004, p. A1, City Edition. <br />
140 Prince, C.J. “Designated Driver.” <strong>The</strong> Advocate, March 18, 2003, p. 31. <br />
141 Suris, Oscar. “Mum's the Word in <strong>Subaru</strong> Ads for Gays.” Wall Street Journal, March 22, 1996, B2, Eastern<br />
Edition. <br />
142 Goldstein, Josh and Raghavan, Sudarsan. “An Event All About Getting Together: A Party Ends a Week that<br />
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143 Rothman, Cliff. “A Welcome Mat for Gay Customers.” New York Times, August 17, 2001, pg. 1, Late Edition. <br />
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