P&G's Pritchard: don't rule out TV in adspend 'horse race' Gideon Spanier and Georganna Simpson Predictions of the demise of TV advertising appear to be premature as Procter & Gamble's marketing chief, Marc Pritchard described the medium as being in a "nice, tight horse race" with digital. | |
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Appetite and empathy are more important than ever to success Jim Carroll James Cagney had a tough childhood. He was born in 1899 into a poor Irish-American family on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. The second of 11 kids, two of whom died within a few months of birth, he was himself quite a sickly child... | |
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