Consuming kids : protecting our children from the onslaught of marketing and advertising.
2005
288
1-4000-7999-3
121.92-LINN
BRAND ; CHILD ; ADVERTISING ; CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ; CONSUMPTION ; TIE IN MERCHANDISE ; EXPERIENTIAL MARKETING ; TELEVISION ; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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Contents : Contents
Introduction : The Marketing Maelstrom
1. Notes from the Underground : Thirty-Six Hours at a Marketing Conference
2. A Consumer in the Family : The Nag Factor and Other Nightmares
3. Branded Babies : From Cradle to Consumer
4. Endangered Species : Play and Creativity
5. Students for Sale : Who Profits from Marketing in Schools ?
6. Through Thick and Thin : The Weighty Problem of Food Marketing
7. Peace-Keeping Battle Stations and Smackdown ! : Selling Kids on Violence
8. From Barbie and Ken to Britney, the Bratz and Beyond : Sex As Commodity
9. Marketing, Media, and the First Amendment : What's Best for Children ?
10. Joe Camel Is Dead, but Whassup with Those Budweiser Frogs ? : Hooking Kids on Alcohol and Tobacco
11. If Values Are Right, What's Left ? : Life Lessons from Marketing
12. Ending the Marketing Maelstrom : You're Not Alone
Language : English
Place of publishing : NEW-YORK
Location : Nice Library
Material : Paper
Statement : Présent
Owner : Bibliothèque