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1. Barbie ad stars a boy for the first time. The end of gendered toys?

Author

Velasco, Schuyler

Subjects
Mattel Inc. -- Advertising, Gender identity -- Social aspects, Toy industry -- Advertising, Dolls -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Company marketing practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Schuyler Velasco Throughout her history, Barbie has been stand-in for arguments over all manner of real-world issues women and girls face. Healthy body image, career obstacles, growing acceptance of [...]

Published
2015

2. Tech-wise girls open marketer eyes; Traditional toys are fine for little sister, but theseyouths want their iPod

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Toy industry -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Dolls -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Teenage girls -- Social aspects, Company marketing practices, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: HILLARY CHURA America's record 30 million girls, up to age 15, represent boundless opportunity-and uncertainty-for toy marketers. These junior sophisticates are more jaded than their birthday candles would suggest. [...]

Published
2005

3. Prickly president

Subjects
Voodooism -- Social aspects, Dolls -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Company marketing practices, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

French President Nicolas Sarkozy wasn't happy when he discovered that a company was setting voodoo dolls that looked like him (pins included). Sure, the dolls were meant as a joke, [...]

Published
2008

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