The commercialization of American culture : new advertising, control and democracy
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書誌事項
The commercialization of American culture : new advertising, control and democracy
Sage Publications, c1996
- : pbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 260-274) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Divided into eight elaborate and well-defined chapters that leave out almost nothing that's relevant, Mathew P. McAllister-who is associated with the Virginia Polytechnic Institute-takes a graphic look at the advertising and consumer scene in America. . . . A bible, quran, bhagwatgita rolled into one for all concerned about a habitable universe." --Suresh Kohli in The Hindustan Times "This critical analysis should toss around American thinking on the subject of advertising as much as Vance Packard's The Hidden Persuaders (1957) did. Matthew P. McAllister has written a classic, showing advertising's invasion of everything--classrooms, doctors' offices, sports arenas, concert halls, museums. . . . Systematically researched, organized, and documented, this book should be required reading for advertising and media students and for the general public."
目次
Introduction
The Changing Nature of Advertising and Control
Advertising's External and Internal Control
Social Implications
Place-Based Advertising
Control through Location
Controlling Viewer Behavior
Creating the Zapless Ad
Cross Promotion
Control through Cooperation
Sponsorship
Control behind a Philanthropic Facade
Commercials, Control and the Computer Revolution
Conclusion
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