"Wellesley and Matelli hit a grand slam" - Endnotes (2014)
Endnotes
These Endnotes refer to the article E. "Wellesley and Matelli hit a grand slam" by Les Roka.
[1] Methodologically, this article refers to:
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Paine, Katey Delahaye. (01 July 2013) Our measurement mavens of the month, part 2: Traveling Beyond AVEs. The Measurement Standard website.
Stacks, Don W., and Michaelson, David. (Summer 2009). Exploring the comparative communications effectiveness of advertising and public relations: A replication and extension of prior experiments. Public Relations Journal, 3, no. 3.
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[2] I used circulation audit figures of newspapers (2012) (from their websites, industry circulation audit reports) and Nielsen data (TV and radio stations) (2012) and methodically referred to one of every six texts listed in the six DMAs in the compilation. Additionally, newspaper and magazine circulation at the U.S. national level was applied to the six DMAs, proportionately. This was based on population in the DMA vis-à-vis the national US population.
[3] In the compilation, artdesigncafe.com referred to the DMAs as structured by the U.S. Travel Association (February 2014).