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Kathryn Montgomery and Jeff Chester. Review article. Journal of Adolescent Health 45: S18–S29, 2009.
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These memos were funded by the National Policy & Legal Analysis Network to Prevent Childhood Obesity (NPLAN), a project of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Introduction by Lori Dorfman
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Opportunities for Addressing Interactive Food & Beverage Marketing to Youth, by Jeff Chester and Kathryn Montgomery
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African American & Hispanic Youth Vulnerability to Target Marketing: Implications for Understanding the Effects of Digital Marketing, by Sonya A. Grier
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Research on Child Development: Implications for How Children Understand and Cope with Digital Marketing, by Louis Moses
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Adolescents' Psychological & Neurobiological Development: Implications for Digital Marketing, by Frances M. Leslie, Linda J. Levine, Sandra E. Loughlin, and Cornelia Pechmann
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Changing the Rules of the Game: Implicit Persuasion and Interactive Children's Marketing, by Agnes Nairn
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The FTC's Role in Privacy Protection: Implications for Food & Beverage Marketing, by Paul M. Schwartz and Daniel Solove
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Notice and Choice: Implications for Digital Marketing to Youth, by Paul M. Schwartz and Daniel Solove
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Recent Federal Regulatory Developments Concerning Food and Beverage Marketing to Children and Adolescents by Angela Campbell
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Jeff Chester and Kathryn Montgomery. Consumer Policy Review. Which? Vol. 18, No. 6. Nov/Dec 2008
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Jeff Chester and Kathryn Montgomery. Memo prepared for the NPLAN/BMSG meeting on digital media and marketing to children, July 2008.
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Jeff Chester and Kathryn Montgomery. Report prepared for Berkeley Media Studies Group, May 2007.
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Jeff Chester and Kathryn Montgomery. Report prepared for Berkeley Media Studies Group, May 2007.
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