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Attention, Attitude and Affect in Response to Advertising (Chap. 5 "The Psychology of Comparative Advertising")
by Timothy C. Brock, Eddie M. Clark, David W. Stewart. 330 pgs.
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Preface
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Chapter 1: Introduction
Part I: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Advertising Research
Chapter 2: The First 90 Years of Advertising Research
Chapter 3: Modeling the Effectiveness of Advertising in Contemporary Markets: Research Findings and Opportunities
Part II: Attention Processes the Response to Advertising
Chapter 4: How Readers Process Newspaper Advertising
Chapter 5: The Psychology of Comparative Advertising
Chapter 6: Attention as an Epiphenomenon: Some Implications for Advertising
Chapter7: Gender Differences in Cortical Organization: Social and Biochemical Antecedents and Advertising Consequences
Part III: Advertising and the Processes of Attitude Formation and Change
Chapter 8: Theory and Method in the Study of Ad and Brand Attitudes: Toward a Systemic Model
Chapter 9: The Effect of Music on Brand Attitudes: Affect- or Belief-Based Change?
Chapter 10: Test of Schema Correspondence Theory of Persuasion: Effects of Matching an Appeal to Actual, Ideal, and Product "Selves"
Chapter 11: Music and Spokesperson: Effects on Recall and Cognitive Response to a Radio Advertisement
Part IV: Affect and Advertising
Chapter 12: Responses to Emotional and Informational Appeals: The Moderating Role of Context-Induced Mood States
Chapter 13: The Role of Affect in Political Advertising:
Part V: Advertising Price
Chapter 14: How to Advertise Price
Part VI: Advertising and Health
Chapter 15: Is Health Behavior Consumer Behavior?
Chapter 16: Warning Label Location, Advertising, and Cognitive Responding
Chapter 17: Advertising, Weight Loss, and Eating Disorders
Author Index
Subject Index
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Comparative Price Advertising: Believe It or Not, in Journal of Consumer Affairs
by Larry D. Compeau, Dhruv Grewal, Rajesh Chandrashekaran. 11 pgs.
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Issues in Advertising: The Economics of Persuasion ("Advertising Regulation and the Consumer Movement" begins on p. 27)
by David G. Tuerck. 286 pgs.
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Major Contributors
Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Part One Issues in Regulation
Advertising and Legal Theory
Advertising Regulation and the Consumer Movement
Commentaries
Part Two Advertising and the Firm
Towards a Theory of the Economics of Advertising
Introduction
Optimal Advertising: an Intra-Industry Approach
Conclusion
Technical Appendix
Commentaries
Part Three Advertising as Information
Advertising as Information Once More
Appendix A: Derivation of the Relationship Between a and P*
Appendix B: Data Sources
Advertising, Information, and Product Differentiation
Commentaries
Four Part Advertising, Concentration, and Profits
Advertising Intensity and Industrial Concentration- an Empirical Inquiry, 1947-1967
Conclusions
Advertising and Oligopoly: Correlations in Search of Understanding
Appendix A
Appendix B
Commentaries
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Psychology for Sale: The Ethics of Advertising Professional Services, in Canadian Psychology
by N. Will Shead, Keith S. Dobson. 11 pgs.
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Advertising and Public Relations Law ("Comparative Advertising" begins on p. 138)
by Roy L. Moore, Ronald T. Farrar, Erik L. Collins. 504 pgs.
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Preface
I: The Commercial Speech Doctrine
1: Introduction
2: The Development of Commercial Speech Doctrine
3: Public Interest Information as Commercial Speech
II: Govermental Regulation of Advertising and Commercial Speech
4: The Federal Trade Commission
5: The Sec, the Fda, and Other Federal Agencies
III: Prior Restraints on Advertising, Public Relations, and Commercial Speech
6: Deceptive, Fraudulent, and Unfair Advertising
7: Professional Advertising and Promotion
8: Products Liability
9: Defamation and Product Disparagement
IV: Commercial Speech Torts
10: Appropriation and the Right of Publicity
11: Public Disclosure of Private Facts
12: False Light Invasions of Privacy
V: Intellectual Property
13: Trademarks, Patents, and Trade Secrets
14: Copyright
15: Self-Regulation by the Industry
16: Obscenity and Indecency
17: Journalistic Privilege, Free Press/ Fair Trial Issues, and Problems in Gaining Access to Information
Endnotes
Appendix A: Professional Codes
Appendix B: The Constitution of the United States
Appendix C: The United States Court System
Appendix D: Copyright Registration Forms
Appendix E: Trademark Registration Forms
Appendix F: Model Releases
Table of Cases
Index
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Intellectual Property Law and Competitive Internet Advertising Technologies: Why "Legitimate" Pop-up Advertising Practices Should Be Protected, in St. John's Law Review
by James Suh. 34 pgs.
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Beyond Confusion: Reexamining Trademark Law's Goals in the World of Online Advertising, in St. John's Law Review
by Paul L. Bonewitz. 21 pgs.
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The Yearbook of Copyright and Media Law Vol. 4 ("The Use of Competitors' Trade Marks in Advertising: Honest, Fair or Not?" begins on p. 67)
by Eric M. Barendt, Stephen Bate, John Ensor, Alison Firth, Thomas Gibbons, Julia Palca. 432 pgs.
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Table of Cases
Part 0ne Articles
Copyright Law and Censorship--The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998
The Problems of Personality Merchandising in English Law--The King, the Princess, and the Penguins
The Use of Competitors' Trade Marks in Advertising: Honest, Fair or Not?
Freedom of Speech in Cyberia
Libel Damages: the Beginning of the End?
Forum Shopping in Libel Actions
Freedom of Expression Under the South African Constitution
Spirits in the Material World. Musicians, Lawyers, and the Scope and Legal Enforceability of Music Contracts
Part Two Special Survey
The Term Directive and Its Implementation
Part Three Annual Surveys
Copyright Law in 1997-8: Developments in Substantive Copyright Law
The Music Industry in 1997-8
Ec and Uk Competition Law Developments
Developments in the Law Relating to Remedies in Practice and Procedure
Developments in the Collective Administration of Copyrights
Review of Trade Marks and Passing off Cases
Survey of the Main Developments in the Field of Broadcasting Law in 1997 and 1998
Main Developments in the Field of Local Delivery and Associated Telecommunications Services
The European Convention on Human Rights and Media Law
Libel Law
Contempt of Court, Reporting Restrictions, and Disclosure of Sources
Part Four Review of Books
Rachael Craufurd Smith, Broadcasting Law and Fundamental Rights, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997, Xix; 274pp (£45.00).
Michael F. Flint, a User's Guide to Copyright, London: Butterworths, 1997, XXV + 451pp (£40.00).
David Gillies and Roger Marshall, Telecommunications Law, London
Richard Arnold, Performers' Rights, London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1997, XLIII + 231pp + Appendices 168pp + Index 26pp (£58.00).
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Negative Political Advertising: Coming of Age ("Comparative Product Advertising" begins on p. 20)
by Karen S. Johnson-Cartee, Gary A. Copeland. 316 pgs.
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Communication
Contents
Preface
I: Introduction
1: Negative Political Advertising: History, Research, and Analysis
II: Analysis of Negative Political Advertising
2: Substance: the What in Negative Political Advertising
3: Negative Political Advertising Thematic Designs
4: Style: the How of Negative Political Advertising
5: Negative Ads: Sponsor and Channel
III: Negative Political Advertising and Society
6: Combating Negative Ads
8: Effects on Society: an Unexplored Area
References
Author Index
Subject Index
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Effects of Print Comparative Political Advertising on Political Decision-Making and Participation, in Journal of Communication
by Bruce E. Pinkleton. 13 pgs.
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