Advertising / Laura K. Egendorf, book editor. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)Publication details: Farmington Hills, Michigan : Greenhaven Press, (c)2006.Description: 205 pages ; 22cmContent type:
  • text
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  • unmediated
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  • HF5831.E29.A384 2006
  • HF5831
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Contents:
Advertising benefits consumers John Hood -- Advertising has too great an influence on society Center for the study of commercialism -- Advertisements stereotype women and girls Katherine Toland Frith and Barbara Mueller -- Advertisements stereotype men Ivy McClure Stewart and Kate Kennedy -- Depictions of minorities in advertisements are becoming more positive Children Now -- Advertisements rely on distorted depictions of sexuality Tom Reichert -- Advertisements provide a valuable public service Advertising Council -- Does advertising exploit children? -- Advertising is harmful to children Roy F. Fox -- Advertising is not harmful to children Elizabeth Austin -- Advertising in schools gives corporations too much influence Alex Molnar -- Advertising in schools can be justified William C. Bosher Jr. Kate R. Kaminski, and Richard S. Vacca -- Adolescents are overexposed to alcohol advertising Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth -- Alcohol advertising does not target children Jacob Sullum -- Should political advertising be reformed? -- Political advertising is becoming increasingly negative Janet Hook -- Negative political advertising is necessary David Limbaugh -- Campaign-finance reform will improve political advertising Trevor Potter -- Campaign-finance reform violates the first amendment Robert J. Samuelson -- Candidates should be given free air time Paul Taylor -- Candidates should not be given free air time Tom Peterson -- The quality of political advertising needs to be improved Bill Hillsman -- Television journalists need to fact-check political advertisements -- Timothy Karr -- What is the future of advertising? -- Advertising is becoming less traditional Economist -- Product placement is becoming too ubiquitous Bonnie Erbe -- The proliferation of internet spam will require creative solutions Wendy M. Grossman -- Advertising is becoming too pervasive Robert W. McChesney and John
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Is advertising harmful? -- Advertising benefits consumers John Hood -- Advertising has too great an influence on society Center for the study of commercialism -- Advertisements stereotype women and girls Katherine Toland Frith and Barbara Mueller -- Advertisements stereotype men Ivy McClure Stewart and Kate Kennedy -- Depictions of minorities in advertisements are becoming more positive Children Now -- Advertisements rely on distorted depictions of sexuality Tom Reichert -- Advertisements provide a valuable public service Advertising Council -- Does advertising exploit children? -- Advertising is harmful to children Roy F. Fox -- Advertising is not harmful to children Elizabeth Austin -- Advertising in schools gives corporations too much influence Alex Molnar -- Advertising in schools can be justified William C. Bosher Jr. Kate R. Kaminski, and Richard S. Vacca -- Adolescents are overexposed to alcohol advertising Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth -- Alcohol advertising does not target children Jacob Sullum -- Should political advertising be reformed? -- Political advertising is becoming increasingly negative Janet Hook -- Negative political advertising is necessary David Limbaugh -- Campaign-finance reform will improve political advertising Trevor Potter -- Campaign-finance reform violates the first amendment Robert J. Samuelson -- Candidates should be given free air time Paul Taylor -- Candidates should not be given free air time Tom Peterson -- The quality of political advertising needs to be improved Bill Hillsman -- Television journalists need to fact-check political advertisements -- Timothy Karr -- What is the future of advertising? -- Advertising is becoming less traditional Economist -- Product placement is becoming too ubiquitous Bonnie Erbe -- The proliferation of internet spam will require creative solutions Wendy M. Grossman -- Advertising is becoming too pervasive Robert W. McChesney and John

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