Public Policy and Television Product Placement: Ethical and regulatory Issues

C. Hackley; R. Tiwsakul

Public Policy and Television Product Placement: Ethical and regulatory Issues

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Portal to the Pacific: Public Policy in the International Arena’, Marketing and Public Policy Conference Proceedings Volume 16
Editors	I. Martin, D. Stewart, M. Kamins
Publisher	American Marketing Association
Pages	214-215
Publication status	Published - 2006

UK TV Product Placement
Hackley, C. (CoI) & Tiwsakul, A. R. (CoI)
9/06/04 → …
Project: Research

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Public Policy and Television Product Placement: Ethical and regulatory Issues. / Hackley, C.; Tiwsakul, R.
Portal to the Pacific: Public Policy in the International Arena’, Marketing and Public Policy Conference Proceedings Volume 16. ed. / I. Martin; D. Stewart; M. Kamins. American Marketing Association, 2006. p. 214-215.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

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Public Policy and Television Product Placement: Ethical and regulatory Issues

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UK TV Product Placement

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