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Intermediaries were used as far as marketing and mentor and mentee recruitment were concerned. These intermediaries included the Business Links community. Change Management alumni from Sheffield Hallam University, other private contacts, and newspaper advertisements. However, as it turned out, most mentors and mentees were eventually obtained via the Business Links community. Furthermore, some mentors used their own networks to win other mentors for the scheme. [Pg.54]

Sample advertising submitted to the IRB may be in various media format. Whether the advertisement is in the form of newspaper advertisements, posters, brochures, leaflets, radio or television advertisements, and even notices posted on the Internet, they are all subject to the same requirements noted above. All copy, including audio or video scripts or videotape, should be submitted for review and approval before use. All of the requirements for written copy apply to all advertising modes. [Pg.276]

By the 1750s, soy sauce was common in England. Cookbooks (Glasse, 1983) mentioned it, newspapers advertised it for sale (Watkinson, 1750), and by 1760 silversmiths handcrafted soy cruets (Hughes, 1955). [Pg.23]

Consider two different newspaper advertisements that can be interpreted as enabling monitoring of these agreements. In the advertisement for Enzo Angiolini shoes, the retailer told the public that if the shoes were not in stock at the store, then customers would be mailed a free pair (either from another store or from the manufacturer). Note that this... [Pg.112]

Humans possess rich repositories of odors, one of which, the axillae, has been implicated as the source of semiochemical information. There is, however, no substantial body of evidence to allow one to conclude that releaser-pheromone effects can be ascribed to human odors. While there has been, and undoubtedly will continue to be, a stream of products claiming to use sex attractants and behavior modifiers isolated from humans, the absence of experimental data backing the efficacy of the claims may also be a trademark. Evidence addressing product efficacy may be presented in the form of personal testimonials, magazine/newspaper advertisements or the discoverer s appearance on a T.V. talk-show. Where data on such discoveries has appeared in patents, e.g., the copulin mixture, it can be subjected to an experimental protocol to determine validity. Eventually this will occur with other compounds claimed to be human pheromones and packaged for consumer-purchase caveat emptor). [Pg.326]

For instance, are you generating more leads from radio or newspaper advertisements What is the cost/benefit of both ... [Pg.993]

FIG. 6—A newspaper advertisement for Knight s Patent Hydraulic Cement Pipe from the Salem (Massachusetts) Observer, February 1, 1873 (collections of the Century House Historical Society). [Pg.2]

Werner, D., Two 132 Year Old Salem, Mass Newspapers Advertising Knight s Patent Hydraulic Cement Pipe Found, Natural News, Vol. 7, No. 1, 2005, p. 10. [Pg.8]

Methods of recruitment such as newspaper advertisements for volunteers are also known to increase the risk of biased selection (Rosenthal and Rosnow, 1969). [Pg.15]


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