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en [The influence of these huge and powerful corporations on the media leads to a pernicious kind of censorship. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that many of these corporations own and control the media. In 1996 the Seagram Company ran a whiskey ad on an NBC affiliate in Texas, thus breaking the decades-old tradition of liquor ads not being carried on television. Although network television is leery of running liquor ads for fear of offending their beer advertisers, Advertising Age reported that Seagram might have a] winning card to play, ... If Seagram came to us with a hard-liquor ad, we'd have to look at it.

en Some of the content parts of the media side like Seagram and Thomson seem to be benefiting so it seems fairly wide spread.

en Some of the content parts of the media side like Seagram and Thomson seem to be benefiting so it seems fairly wide spread,

en As corporations really try to get more bang for their buck, there's just too much clutter on television that advertisers can't get through and consumers aren't sure what they're advertising.

en The report confirms that Minnesota's approach to liquor regulation is outdated and unfairly benefits liquor wholesalers and retailers at the expense of consumers. Unlike the liquor cartel, the grocery industry thrives because we operate in a competitive environment that focuses primarily on customer needs. This report will provide a strong foundation for adopting a more consumer-friendly approach to alcohol sales in Minnesota, such as Wine With Dinner.

en Look at the assets we bring together, ... We bring together a great studio and the most powerful cable networks in the world. We add that to CBS network, CBS' wonderful television station, CBS Radio, CBS Outdoor Advertising and soon we're adding (syndication company) King World to it. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. There's no company in the world that has that mix of assets. This will be the fastest-growing media company in the world.

en The Valley is all about liquor. Wine, and sparkling wine, is tough to move. That's a flip-flop from the Bay Area, where they do higher volumes of wine than liquor.

en Women see beer as fattening so they choose hard liquor. As a result, they are drinking an exorbitant number of shots.

en We're a media company. It's not just about network television.

en We have beer and wine, but no liquor.

en Lots of liquor. Mostly beer and wine.

en We recognize that we have to become better at recapturing our market share. Liquor companies are doing a good job at targeting beer drinkers and beer-drinking occasions. So we know who the enemy is and we have to do something about it.

en The novel can't compete with cars, the movies, television, and liquor. A guy who's had a good feed and tanked up on good wine gives his old lady a kiss after supper and his day is over. Finished.
  Thomas Carlyle

en We have a well-established technology to convert country liquor or molasses-based feedstock into an extremely palatable whiskey or rum.

en Whenever you see M&A (merger and acquisition) activity either rumored or announced, comparable companies in that industry tend to react, ... In this case, Seagram is huge - it has sweeping consolidation implications for the whole group.


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