BUSINESS
December 23, 1989 | From Staff and Wire Reports
Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. said Friday that it pulled its Tri-Star Pictures domestic advertising account from the Los Angeles branch of AC&R Advertising and gave it to McCann-Erickson Worldwide, which now places domestic advertising for the company's Columbia Pictures unit.
BUSINESS
September 9, 1990 | JONATHAN WEBER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Over the past several months, a cramped suite of rooms in the Orange County Register building in Santa Ana has been transformed into a gleaming warren of sophisticated computer and video equipment. Walls are lined with new television monitors, videotape editing machines, computer graphics generators and picture storage units. Specially equipped Macintosh computers sit atop every desk. Robotic television cameras survey the studio set.
BUSINESS
September 9, 1990 | JONATHAN WEBER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Over the past several months, a cramped suite of rooms in the Orange County Register building here has been transformed into a gleaming warren of sophisticated computer and video equipment. Walls are lined with new television monitors, videotape editing machines, computer graphics generators and picture storage units. Specially equipped Macintosh computers sit atop every desk. Robotic television cameras survey the studio set.
BUSINESS
May 2, 1989 | BRUCE HOROVITZ
Doonesbury sometimes seems like the kind of guy whose most pressing problem is whether to lunch on Cajun chicken or duck sausage pizza. But the oh-so-hip comic strip character has spent the past two weeks wrestling with a question that delves--if not stabs--into the heart of the advertising business: Do people who create commercials have any conscience? The answer, at least the one reached by Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau, won't leave many advertising executives with whiter shirts or brighter teeth.