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At some time or other we are all called upon to write a letter. It may be for a job application an invitation a refusal or a letter of condolence. Whatever the reason it is a task which we do less and less often today and which feels less and less comfortable. To receive a letter is a pleasure; to have to write one has become a chore. The truth is that most people today don't know the rules-and this book is for them. It is a basic guide which starts with guidance in materials presentation addressing dignitaries etc.  read more »

The Economics of Marketing is an authoritative collection of previously published articles which demonstrates the contribution of economics to the field of marketing. It includes articles that deal with the economic history of marketing practices and contains both classical and contemporary economic analyses relevant to marketing management. Topics covered include the history of marketing, channels of distribution, product strategies, promotion and advertising, pricing policy and limiting competition.  read more »

Globalization can have positive effects in many areas. This statement should not be as controversial as it often seems. In order for it to realize its potential however, there must be competent global institutions to deal with the problems caused by globalization.  read more »

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Covering all forms of screenwriting, this is a wide-ranging and accessbile guide to industry practices and principles. While providing a comprehensive and considered approach to presenting work, it allows for a great deal of creative freedom. With script extracts, original storyboards, andnarrative ideas for multimedia, the book offers concrete examples of successful and expressive screenwriting within the described production formats. It also contains exercises for generating and shaping the various elements of a script, an appendix on copyright and other legal issues, and a  read more »

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Why You Need This Book You need this book because you probably don’t have one (a book of your own that you have written I mean). And you need one. Really. That is, if you believe in what you have to say and care about your audiences. If not, then that’s another book. A very short one, it would be entitled Get Out Now, You’re Wasting Your Time And Everyone Else’s Too!  read more »