This sturdy biography credits Ford with having, more than anyone else, "created the American Century," spearheading a vast consumer revolution by his mastery of "the mechanisms of modern publicity".
"These marketing techniques let advertisers reach sub-segments of a vast consumer audience like no other medium," says NetZero Chief Executive Mark Goldston.
"That's where the real innovation and creativity emanates from," he said, adding that New Jersey's location, in the heart of the vast consumer markets of the Northeast and near ocean ports and rail and road networks, gives manufacturers an advantage despite the state's relatively high costs of labor, land and utilities.
Despite a vast amount of consumer education, Internet fraud remains a growth industry for criminals and prosecutors.
Although our culture tends to conceive of vacations, not to mention all of contemporary life, as a vast menu of consumer options, free choice was never a sure route to happiness.
These computer chips are increasingly being included, or embedded, in a vast array of consumer devices, including pagers, mobile telephones, music players, automobiles, televisions, digital cameras, kitchen appliances, video games, and toys.
The Financial Conduct Authority, which replaced the Financial Services Authority, has a vast array of consumer information on investments, how to shop around, and your rights, although it won't give advice on where to invest.
Under questioning from senators on Thursday, the deputy Treasury secretary, Neal S. Wolin, acknowledged that regulators would not have substantive power to write rules governing a vast array of consumer loans until a permanent director of the bureau is in place and until July 21 , 2011 when responsibilities from seven other federal agencies are transferred to the new bureau.
Roughly 217 million people watched Olympic coverage on NBC networks during the London games and eight million people downloaded NBC's mobile apps for the Olympics, according to new figures released by the network, part of a vast trove of consumer research based on viewing during the games.
In addition, Shopping.com controls Epinions, a site containing more than 400,000 amateur reviews on a vast array of consumer goods.
Jung reveals how contemporary discourses about breastfeeding in North America wed a deeply moralizing narrative about motherhood to a highly profitable industry marketing a vast array of consumer products.
