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The Weekly Wire (Jan 12, 2004)


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NEWS
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LG ELECTRONICS UNVEILS U.S. BRANDING STRATEGY
LG to Invest $300 Million Over Next Three Years to Build Brand in U.S.

CHINA STEPS UP EFFORTS TO FORGE WORLD NAME BRANDS
Lenovo Group Limited has invested tremendously in switching its two-decade-old English brand name "Legend" into the current
"Lenovo".

FERRARIS TO SPORT NEW LOGO FOR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
All Ferraris sold in the United States this year will come with a special logo celebrating the company's 50-year presence in the
country.
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CASE STUDY
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MCGILL UNIVERSITY
In 1896, years before the first public relations manifesto was published, the principal at McGill University showed great foresight:
Sir William Peterson told members of the board of governors that McGill should develop a communications plan to reach out to alumni.

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OPINIONS
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THE NAME GAME
Do your homework and look before you label, advises one entrepreneur who learned his lesson (almost) too late

TRAVELOCITY'S ADS: WHAT'S IN A NAME? OR A GNOME?
Online reservations company Travelocity hopes a kidnapped gnome will help it capture market share.
NEW PRODUCTS SELL WELL BY DESIGN
Start-ups and established firms are finding that a strong product design is integral to success, not just something that makes them
look hip.
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CHARACTER
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JOHN BASKERVILLE
Breaking one tradition and starting another, John Baskerville (1706-1775) was a major figure in the history of English typography.

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