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Marketing
MEDIA VIOLENCE
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2008
Study Links Violent Video Games, Hostility
Washington
Post, November 3, 2008
MPAA: Not All PG-13 Films Are Alike
Broadcast and
Cable, September 10, 2008
Many tweens watching 'R' films despite
restriction
USA Today, August
5,
2008
The Dark Knight taints our children's
world view
July 26, 2008
Children's films 'losing
their innocence in a bid to please parents'
Telegraph (UK), July 13, 2008
Grand theft summer vacation
Freep.com, June 29, 2008
Army Imitates Apple To Draw New Recruits
Brandweek, June 13, 2008
7-Eleven, Kmart, Burger King, Push
'Hulk'
Promo, 6/10/08
Kmart Boosts 'Incredible Hulk' With
Burger King Tie-in
Marketing Daily, 6/9/08
Teen flicks targeted at children
Los
Angeles Times, 6/5/08
Study: Just 20 percent of under-17 kids
can buy 'M'-rated games
(C-Net, 5/8/08)
Critics Come Out Swinging on 'Grand
Theft Auto IV'
(ABC News, 5/1/08)
Group Asks Burger King To Pull 'Iron
Man' Kids' Meal Toy
(MediaPost, 4/25/08)
Law Barring Kids From Violent Games
Rejected
(Kid Ad Law, 4/8/08)
Menino: Ban violent vid games for kids
(Boston Herald, 3/17/08)
Hollywood Will Help to Police PG-13 TV
Ads
(Broadcasting & Cable, 3/4/08)
Critics Come Out Swinging on 'Grand
Theft Auto IV' (ABC News,
5/1/08)
Kids enter WWE ring
(Variety, 3/23/08)
Menino: Ban violent vid games for kids
(Boston Herald, 3/17/08)
Video
Games Normalize Killing, Doctors Say
(KETV, 2/7/08)
Army
marketing "misleads recruits"
(UTalk Marketing, 1/8/08)
2007
Military recruiters sponsor
Halo 3 release party (Manchester Union Leader,
9/25/07)
Here Comes 'Halo 3' with a
Side Order of Fries (Wall Street Journal, 8/9/07)
Fury over 'violent' robot
gift for kids (Daily
Mirror, 7/30/07)
Violent
shows aim toys at little kids (Ft. Worth
Star-Telegram, 7/10/07)
Nintendo's Wii game
system puts violence in motion (Boston Globe,
6/22/07)
FTC Scolds Marketers
About Violent Content (AdWeek, 4/12/07)
FCC Split Over TV Violence
Report (National Journal, 3/28/07)
Government to Take a Hard Look at
Horror (3/23/07)
EU to study ways to keep
violent video games from kids (AP, 1/16/07)
2006
T will no
longer display advertisements for violent video games (AP,
12/12/06)
Study: Violent video game effects linger in brain
(Reuters, 11/28/06)
Free speech,
not a free ride (Boston Globe, 11/22/06)
T should
put the brakes on violent video game ads (11/20/06)
Lawyer Fighting To
Ban 'Columbine Simulator' (TechWeb
Technology News,
August 14, 2006)
Kids Kill In
Violent Christian Videogame (Alternet, 7/21/06)
Study says
violence still abounds in children's television
(Kansas City Star, 5/29/06)
Burger King's 'King'
to Star in Video Games (Advertising Age, 4/14/06)
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