Spring / Summer 2008 Bulletin

About the Bulletin

The Advertising & Marketing Division Bulletin, which is published at least twice a year, reports on the upcoming activities and events of our group, highlights the extraordinary work being done by A&M members and recaps past events.  Since Fall 2001 the Bulletin has been published electronically.

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Get published.  The Bulletin is always accepting articles and contributions from our membership.  Contact the Bulletin editor, Dru Frykberg, for more information or to directly submit an article for the next bulletin.

Bulletin Editor

Dru Frykberg Librarian Minnesota Dept. of Employment and Economic Development E-Mail: dru.frykberg@state.mn.us

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Previous Issues

Spring / Summer 2008

Fall 2007/Winter 2008

Spring 2007

Fall 2006/Winter 2007

Spring 2006

Summer 2005

Spring 2005
Highlights:

• Toward a Community of Practice
• Resource Refreshers
• The Truth about Toronto: Part Two

Winter 2005
Highlights:

• SLA Leadership Summit 2005
• Buzzword-Compliant
• International Travel Grant Winner

Fall 2004
Highlights:

• Notes from Nashville
• Toronto Sneak Peak
• Behind MIND: The Carmichael Lynch Knowledge Center

Winter 2004
Highlights:

• Notes from Albuquerque
• Nashville Sneak Peak
• A Look Inside…With Joan Jackson

Fall 2003
Highlights:

• June Conference Recap
• Monitoring the Branding Initiative
• A Look Inside…With Christie Koontz

Spring 2003
Highlights:

• Researching Brand Stories
• Information Overload
• Interview with Jennifer Guberman
• A Look Inside the Branding Task Force

Winter 2003
Highlights:

• Working Hard in the Big Easy
• Super Searchers on Madison Ave
• Media Subsidiaries: A Chronology
• Profile of a Dialog Infostar

Fall 2002
Highlights:

• NYC's the Place to Be
• Making Meetings Work
• Member News

Summer 2002
Highlights:

• Minutes From Our Business Meetings in LA
• LA Conference Session Recaps
• Ad and Marketing Librarianship After 9/11
• Member News

Spring 2002
Highlights:

• Interview with Ellen Kuner of Burson-Marsteller
• A Realist Believes That What Is Done Or Left Undone In The Short Run Determines The Long Run

Fall 2001
Highlights:

• CU N LA (See you in L.A.)
• Interview with Robin Feuerstein of Interpublic's CMI

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