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Marketing In Portland's Small Publishing Industry: Case Studies In The Biographical Approach, Kate Jay
Marketing In Portland's Small Publishing Industry: Case Studies In The Biographical Approach, Kate Jay
University Honors Theses
This thesis seeks to understand the influence of a publisher’s individual experience and background on the marketing functions of a small publishing press. In order to complete this task, the biographical approach was used. This approach requires interviews of small business owners in order to gain an understanding of their motivation, history, and background. Three Portland publishers of similar size but varying genre focuses were interviewed. The interviews were analyzed and treated as individual case studies. The results of the interviews and analysis was an understanding that the impact on a press from the owners’ knowledge, personalities, and backgrounds change …
A Readership Study Of Oregon Wildlife Magazine, Deborah C. Sullivan
A Readership Study Of Oregon Wildlife Magazine, Deborah C. Sullivan
Dissertations and Theses
The purpose of this study was to determine the extent and frequency of readership of the Oregon Wildlife magazine and this relationship to Klapper's reinforcing hypothesis.
The basic question posed was: What population of individuals in Oregon read which types of fish and wildlife articles in the Oregon Wildlife magazine, and how do these respondents assess the readability and accuracy of the magazine?