Children, Media & Consumption
On the Front Edge
Edited By Karin M. Ekstrom & Birgitte Tufte
December 2007
NORDICOM, Goteborg University
Distributed By Coronet Books
ISBN: 9789189471511
356 pages, Illustrated, 6 1/2" x 9 5/8"
$142.50 Paper Original
| Contents |
| Acknowledgement |
| Ulla Carlsson |
| Foreword |
| Birgitte Tufte, Karin M. Ekström |
| Introduction |
| Media Culture |
| David Buckingham |
| That’s Edutainment. New Media, Marketing and Education in the Home |
| Pål André Aarsand |
| Children’s Consumption of Computer Games |
| Ian Grant |
| Online Privacy – An Issue for Adolescents? |
| Sue Cranmer, Andrew Burn |
| A Glass Half Full? Schools and Young People’s Internet Use in the UK |
| Birgitte Tufte |
| Tweens as Consumers – with Focus on Girls’ and Boys’ Internet Use |
| Anne Martensen |
| Mobile Phones and Tweens’ Needs, Motivations and Values. Segmentation Based on Means-end Chains |
| Vebjørg Tingstad |
| New Technologies, New Methods? Representing Children in Online and SMS Ethnography |
| Jeanne Prinsloo |
| Youth Media Consumption in South Africa. A Research Overview |
| Brand and Advertising Culture |
| Nicoletta Diasio, Simona De Iulio |
| Fun Food from Ritual to Performance. An Anthropological and Communicational Analysis of Kinder Sorpresa Commercials |
| Jeff Chester, Kathryn C. Montgomery |
| Food Advertising to Children in the New Digital Marketing Ecosystem |
| Christine Griffin, Agnes Nairn |
| “Busted are Cool but Barbie’s a Minger”. The Role of Advertising and Brands in the Everyday Lives of Junior School Children |
| Ma Teresa Francés Barceló |
| From “Buy me Something” to “I Want This” |
| Lars Pynt Andersen |
| Why Don’t They just Show the Product? Tweens’ Reception and Conception of TV-advertising |
| Stephanie O’Donohoe, Stephen Kline, David Marshall |
| Television Promotion of Children’s Snacks. Food for Thought? |
| The Authors |
| Sabrina M. Neeley |
| Children’s Nutritional Understanding. Levels of Knowledge and Sources of Influence |
| Brian Young |
| Celebrity Endorsement. Theory and Experiments with Children |
| Family Culture |
| Jan Phillips |
| Accomplishing Family through Toy Consumption |
| Anna Sparrman |
| Up the Walls! Children’s Talk about Visuality in Their Own Rooms |
| Alice Grønhøj |
| Green Girls and Bored Boys? Adolescents’ Environmental Consumer Socialization |
| Karin M. Ekström |
| Participating in the Catwalk of Consumption |
Sociology
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