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Law & advertising : a guide to current legal issues /
In this lively, entertaining, and informative book, Dean K. Fueroghne guides readers through the complex laws governing the creation of advertising, illuminating a heavily regulated arena at the intersection of free enterprise and consumer protection.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Lanham :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2017]
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| Edición: | Fourth edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Half-title; Title; Foreword; Preface; 1 An Overview of Advertising Regulation; The Earliest Advertising Regulation; The Postal Fraud Laws; Presidential Portraits and Home Remedies; The Advertising Landscape; What Constitutes Advertising?; Who Regulates Advertising?; Ethics and Advertising; The Creation of the Federal Trade Commission; The Long Arm of the FTC; Disclosure of Information; Unfairness Violations; Crime and Punishment: Deceptive Advertising; Comparative Advertising; Advertising Industry Self-Regulation; Forum to Challenge Deceptive Marketing; Media Regulation
- David versus Goliath: Consumer ActionAdvertising's Role in Products Liability; Other Areas of Law that Affect Advertising; Commercial Speech under the First Amendment; Determining Commercial or Noncommercial Speech under the First Amendment; The First Amendment Public Forum, and Prior Restraint Issues; The First Amendment and Advancing Government Interests; The Narrowing Bridge between Advertising and Editorial Content; Part I The General Landscape of Laws Relating to Advertising; 2 The Federal Trade Commission's Role in Advertising Regulation; The Federal Trade Commission
- The Reasoning behind the FTC Act and the Wheeler-Lea AmendmentsThe FTC's Regulation of Advertising; Deceptiveness of an Advertisement; The Materiality Requirement; The Evolution of the "Reasonable Man" Standard; The Ignorant Man Standard; Moving Back to the Reasonable Man Standard; Reasonable Basis Rule; Susceptibility of the Audience; Ads Directed at a Specific Audience; The Issue of Net Impression; Distortion of Facts; The Use of Visual Distortion; Unfairness Policy of the FTC; FTC Statement of Policy on the Scope of the Consumer Unfairness Jurisdiction; FTC Act Amendments of 1994
- Definition of Unfair Act or PracticeRulemaking Based on Unfairness; Restricting Nondeceptive Truthful Advertising; The Issue of Puffery; Legal Interpretation of Puffery; 3 Specific Forms of Concern under the Federal Trade Commission Act; Untruth and Deception; Fantasy Claims; Literally False Advertising; A Thin Case; An Itchy Treatment; A Case to Clean the Air; Somebody Stop Me; Using Qualifying Language to Overcome Deception; Visibility of a Qualifying Statement; Prior Knowledge of a False Statement; Claims of Uniqueness; Performance Claims; Substantiation of Performance Claims
- Requirements of SubstantiationDeception by Implication or Inference; Innuendo that Creates Deception; Implication that Creates Deception; The Personal Computer Guarantee; Use of Technical Language and Vagueness; Use of a Foreign Language; Deception by Implying a Technical Term; Deception through Technical Language; The Dream Vacation; Deceptive Truth; Rules for Specific Product and Service Advertising; FTC Industry Guidelines; Advertising Price Issues; The Use of the Word "Free"; Comparative Pricing and "Sale" Terminology; Advertising Manufacturer's Suggested Retail or List Prices