Extra Credit Assignment
Due Monday, March 29, 2004
Beginning of class period – no exceptions
The following assignment is
not required. It can be used as 10
extra credit points. To receive credit
for this assignment in addition to correct answers it must have: Name, class ID
#, be typed, answers numbered and given in the order they are asked. I will not take the time to search for which
class you are in, hence the need for ID #,
or where answers might be if they are presented in an essay format,
hence the need to number your answers.
All articles are available
electronically through the Western Michigan University Libraries database
ABI/INFORM Global. You can access this
database from anywhere on campus. If
you log in from an off campus point you will need your WMU user name and
password. To get to this database you
can: log onto WMU home page www.wmich.edu
Click on Libraries and Technology, next click on University Libraries,
from there go to A-Z List of Article Indexes and Databases and click on A, next
click on ABI/INFORM Global, next (if accessing from off campus) enter your user
name and password, next search for articles using the title and periodical
names and for last question topic.
Step 1: Read the following articles:
Starbucks Coffee: A Multichannel Strategy. In your text on pages 650-651
Rich Thomaselli, “Starbucks
inks pouring-rights deals,” Advertising Age (Nov 24, 2003) p8
Deborah Ball and Shirley
Leung, “Latte Versus Latte; Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts Seek Growth by Capturing
Each Other’s Customers,” Wall Street Journal (Feb 10, 2004) pB1
“ Orin Smith; Starbucks,” Business
Week (Jan 12, 2004) p 62
Anonymous “Starbucks
launches new foodservice subsidiary,” Nation’s Restaurant News (Feb 2,
2004) p60
Andy Serwer and Kate
Bonamici, “Hot Starbucks to Go,” Fortune (Jan 26, 2004) p60
Step 2: Visit the following websites:
Step 3: Answer the following questions: