Branding cities: A social history of the urban lifestyle magazine

Urban Affairs Review

Volumn 36, Issue 2, 2000, Pages 228-263

  Greenberg, M ^a  

^a PRATT INSTITUTE   (United States)

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Indexed keywords

LIFESTYLE; MEDIA INDUSTRY; URBAN SOCIETY;

EID: 0033760570     PISSN: 10780874     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/10780870022184840     Document Type: Article

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2. Atlanta in the 60's: First in a series on Atlanta's growth, economic development, and problems
3. Atlanta's a new type of city
4. Atlanta's building boom
5. Beyond demographics
6. Why Disney is attached to its hometown magazine
7. Between the lines
8. Letter from the publisher
9. Bloomingdales meets Bleeker Street
10. Killer bee reaches New York
11. Life in the city of gold
12. What's in a name!
13. The changing concept of 'human nature' in the literature of American advertising
14. Anatomy of a horror
15. The importance of famous brand names is stressed by executives at an ad conference
16. Atlanta Magazine
17. Life cycles of magazines
18. Guerilla tactics for consumer journalism
19. Regional consumer magazines and the ideal white reader: Constructing and retaining geography as text
20. The city as commodity: The contested spaces of urban development
21. Underground gourmet
22. The issue at hand
23. Research review: City and regional magazines
24. 'Coastal Living' enjoys 10 mil time Inc. kickoff
25. Our times
26. At magazines, the art of stirring debate seems lost
27. Power-in old Jerusalem and New York
28. How to start a magazine
29. Healing downtown: Other cities are facing up to crime, homelessness, and business flight and we can too
30. New York magazine
31. Marketers line up to link their names to events
32. Los Angeles magazine
33. War heroes: Good guys who did the right thing in the Rodney King riots
34. New owners will publish New York Magazine
35. Not so future shock: It can't be all bad: At least things will be duller
36. Notes on people
37. The odd couple
38. Traumas of a King juror
39. Opening day at the mart
40. Squeezed out of Manhattan? New places to live
41. Wounded city: What's happened to our life here?
42. Requiem for a lady: Photographer Joe Leviton records the last days of a famous old building, the Ivan Allen Marshall Building
43. This year let's try maturity: A fresh idea for a city that's tried everything else
44. The glittering world of city magazines
45. Introduction to Los Angeles: City and region
46. List grows: Magazines of the cities, a success story
47. A fistful of dollars. Featuring the good, the bad, and the ugly. The struggle for New York. Rupert Murdoch vs. Clay Felker, a spaghetti western
48. The city that fear forgot
49. Local flavor rules European TV
50. 'Appraisal Atlanta' and 'Forward Atlanta' has difficult job informing average man on the street
51. Death of a salesman?
52. Advertising nears a big speed up in communications innovation
53. Radical chic: That party at Lenny's
54. From Coney Island to Las Vegas in the urban imaginary: Discursive practices of growth and decline