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Using Brand Personality to Assess Whether Biotechnology Firms Are Saying the Right Things to Their Network

Journal of Commercial Biotechnology - United Kingdom
doi 10.5912/jcb247
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Categories
BiotechnologyManagement of TechnologyEconomicsEconometricsInnovation
Date

July 1, 2008

Authors
Lisa PapaniaColin CampbellRobert Ankomah OpokuMaria StyvenJean-Paul Berthon
Publisher

thinkBiotech, LLC


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