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In the NewsA record of media coverage, 1992 to 2010
Over nearly two decades, this research reached readers well beyond the journals. This page gathers that coverage in three groups: television, the press, and the online business journal Knowledge@Wharton.
Television
Two early segments brought the work to a broadcast audience.
- 1998Internet advertising on MSNBC
- 1996Supermarket research on KNBC
Press
The press record runs from national newspapers to specialist trade titles in the United States, the United Kingdom and France. Where a longer note exists in this archive, the entry links to it. Outlets include The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Harvard Business Review and The Economist.
- 2010Psychology of Games, In Arkansas, New York Post, The Globe and Mail, The New York Times, Scientific American Mind
- 2009eMarketer
- 2008thestreet.com
- 2006 to 2007insideinfluence.com, cinematical.com, Economist.com, BizReport
- 2004 to 2005Les Echos, Points de Vente
- 2001 to 2002The Industry Standard, News.com, Points de Vente, LSA
- 7 December 2000Price knowledge, in the French retail press
- 30 November 2000Price knowledge under the spotlight
- Spring 1999Does online advertising reach anyone?
- Summer 1999Students put marketing theory to work
- 10 February 2000Daily Trojan
- 17 December 1999A study that put web banners to the test
- 6 August 1998CMP Net
- 30 July 1998A fresh study questioned web advertising data
- 15 January 1998Advertisers stayed cautious about the web
- March and April 1994The margin arithmetic behind everyday low pricing
- 7 May 1993Why broad grocery price cuts may not pay
- 15 October 1992The craft of stocking supermarket shelves
Knowledge@Wharton
The online business journal of the Wharton School drew on this research repeatedly between 2001 and 2009, across roughly nineteen items on pricing, loyalty, retail and consumer behaviour. Read the publication at Knowledge@Wharton.
Entries record where and when coverage appeared. They do not reproduce the wording of the original articles, which remain the property of their publishers and are linked by outlet name where a public source exists.