Table of contents for Internet advertising : theory and practice / edited by David W. Schumann, Esther Thorson.

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Contents
Preface										
	
Part I: Foundations of Internet Advertising Theory
1.	The Internet Waits for No One
		Esther Thorson, Margaret Duffy, and David W. Schumann
2.	Internet Advertising: One Face or Many?
		Sally J. McMillan
3.	Theoretical Approaches in Internet Advertising Research
		Anca C. Micu
4.	Internet Integrated Marketing Communications (I-IMC): Theory 
and Practice 
		James R. Coyle and Stephen J. Gould
Part II: Consumer Response with Internet Advertising
5.	Motivations for Using the Internet and Its Implications for 
Internet Advertising
		Steven M. Edwards
6.	Computer Agents as Sources of Trust in Internet Advertising
		Eun-Ju Lee
7.	Segmenting Internet Markets
		Shelly Rodgers, Hugh M. Cannon, and Jensen Moore
8.	The Process and Consequences of Cognitive Filtering of 
Internet Content: Handling the Glut of Internet Advertising
		Karen Hood and David W. Schumann
9. 	Examining the Effectiveness of Internet Advertising Formats
		Hairong Li and John D. Leckenby
10. 	Measuring Interactive Marketing Communication: Conceptual 
Foundations and Empirical Operationalizations
		David W. Stewart and Paul A. Pavlou
11.	The Interactive Advertising Model: Additional Insights into 
Response to Spamming
		Shelly Rodgers and Qimei Chen
Part III: Special Topics
12.	Global Issues in Online Advertising
		Carrie La Ferle	
13	Internet Advertising in Online Newspapers
		Clyde H. Bentley
14. 	The New Online Campaign: Translating Information into Action
		Kjerstin Thorson and Brendan Watson
15.		Internet Advertising and Children
		Sabrina M. Neeley
 
16.	Health Marketing and the Internet
		Patricia A. Stout, Jennifer G. Ball, and Jorge Villegas
17.	Advertising Hate on the Internet
		Michael S. Waltman and John W. Haas
18.		From Spam to Stern: Advertising Law and the Internet
 				Sandra Davidson 
Part IV: Conclusion - A Look Toward The Future
19.	Where Are Our Trends Leading Us? Questions about the Future 
		David W. Schumann and Esther Thorson
Author Index
Subject Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Internet advertising.