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Product Description: Today's CEOs are facing a major communications problem: they're getting shellacked by the media. And this is costing companies more than lost reputations--it is costing them lost revenue.In Manage the Media (Don't Let the Media Manage You), veteran business reporter William J...read more

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9781422121481 | Harvard Business School Pr, March 25, 2008, cover price $18.00 | About this edition: Today's CEOs are facing a major communications problem: they're getting shellacked by the media.

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Analyzes the Japanese political power structure and recommends a national strategy for responding to the Japanese economic challenge in the U.S.

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9780684191768 | Scribner, September 1, 1990, cover price $22.95 | About this edition: Analyzes the Japanese political power structure and recommends a national strategy for responding to the Japanese economic challenge in the U.

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9780452266865 | Plume, October 1, 1991, cover price $10.95

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Product Description: In 1998 the Japanese government was rocked by a series of scandals that seemed to threaten the entire postwar order. This book focuses on what these scandals meant for the Japanese system -- & for the rest of the world. The largest scandal centered on Hiromasa Ezoe, the founder of the Recruit group of magazines, who spread millions of his unlisted shares among Japan s powerful elite to gain influence...read more

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9780788163913 | Diane Pub Co, August 1, 1990, cover price $23.00 | About this edition: In 1998 the Japanese government was rocked by a series of scandals that seemed to threaten the entire postwar order.

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