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Ad * Access—Presents images and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and magazines between 1911 and 1955.

Ad Council—Visit the site of the leading producer of public service advertising. View and read about campaigns dating back to the council's founding in 1942.

Ad Pros of Des Moines —An organization of Des Moines area advertising professionals. Visit this site to find out about job openings, meetings, events and industry news.

AdAge.com—Provides industry news, statistics and a career center. Be sure to check out the Data Center. Contact the Greenlee librarian for a password

AdCritic Online Commercials—View newly released TV commercials. To use this product, please see the Greenlee librarian.

adforum.com—Find industry news, agency profiles and information on festivals and awards. There's also an ad search.

Advertising Educational Foundation—Features all kinds of information for advertising instructors and students.

Advrt 301 Resources—Find information vital to planning a campaign, including market research, demographics, psychographics and media contacts.

Adweek—The online version of the weekly magazine. Find articles, view the best commercials and look for jobs. Contact the Greenlee librarian for a password.

Advertising World—A marketing communications directory provided by the University of Texas-Austin Department of Advertising.

American AdAgencies.com—Link to advertising agencies by city.

American Advertising Federation—The trade organization representing advertising professionals. There is also AAF college chapter information.

American Association of Advertising Agencies
—Visit this advertising trade association site offering an agency search and other networking services.

America's Greatest Brands—Read about the current market, history and promotion of the country's favorite brands. Australia's Greatest Brands is also available with information on some very familiar products.

Audit Bureau of Circulations—Find circulation data for newspapers and magazines. Contact the Greenlee librarian for a password.

Boards: The Creative Edge in Commercial Production —View commercials, many from international agencies.

Commercial Closet—View and watch all types of advertising affecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender audiences. Some ads date back to 1917. Search by theme, agency, company and keyword.

HarpWeek Presents 19th Century Advertising—Provides a taste of the advertisements found in the pages of Harper's Weekly from 1857 to 1916.

Mediamark Internet Reporter—Find product-specific media and demographic data. The Reading Room subscribes to this resource, but to gain access you must create an account using your Iowa State email. To get started, click on "Register for a FREE Account."

The Living Room Candidate: Presidential Campaign Commercials 1952-2004—Watch campaign commercials and read historical overviews and analysis on political ads. Search by election year, type of commercial, issue and by keywords.

One Club/One Show—Promotes creative excellence in advertising through exhibits, awards and scholarships.

RedBooks—Contains profiles of 13,500 international advertising agencies, including information on their accounts, specialization, gross billings and contact information. Accessible only in Hamilton Hall. Contact the Greenlee librarian for a password to use this source off-site.

Xtreme Information Ad Search—Search for TV, radio, newspaper, magazine and poster advertisements.

Last updated: Oct. 6, 2005
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