"Better living": advertising, media and the new vocabulary of business leadership, 1935-1955

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A history of how big business learned to be both entertaining and persuasive when talking to the public. The book follows the dissemination of politically competitive claims in industry; and looks at the ways in which politically active corporations and their leaders learned how to speak.

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