search query: @indexterm VIOLENCE / total: 50
reference: 14 / 50
| Author: | Hemphill, T. A. |
| Title: | The Entertainment Industry, Marketing Practices, and Violent Content: Who's Minding the Children? |
| Journal: | Business and Society Review
2003 : 108:2, p. 263-277 |
| Index terms: | LEISURE INDUSTRY MARKETING CHILDREN VIOLENCE |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Public concerns about the marketing practices of the U.S. entertainment industry-especially as it pertains to children -took a major public policy turn in June 1999 when then President Clinton raised two specific questions to be addressed in the study: First, do the industries promote products they themselves acknowledge warrant parental caution in venues where children make up a substantial percentage of the audience. Second, are these advertisements intended to attract children and teenagers. In 1994 and 1995, a variety of special interest groups expressed concern about violent lyrics in popular music and violence on television programming and their impact on children. |
SCIMA