<p>"The chapters...all focus on the central agenda of honoring Walter Kintsch through celebration of his field of study."<br />—CHOICE</p><p>"Overall, <em>Advertising to Children on TV</em> provides a solid overview of the topic area and a good synthesis of previous research in a well-written volume. The authors are able to take a more international approach to this heavily studied topic, which increases its applicability and value as a concise look at one of the staples of television content.<br />—Zeitschrift fur Medienpsychologie</p><p>"Because of the accomplishments it highlights and the gaps it uncovers, <em>Advertising to Children on TV</em> is a valuable contribution to the fields of advertising and marketing, media and communication studies, education, and psychology. It is also an essential tool for anyone interested in the ethical ramifications of advertising to children. Furthermore, media literacy scholars will find it helpful for their cause; it highlights the need for further development of media education programs, which is particularly germane in the United States where no formal system of media education has been adapted. Finally, because the text raises questions about the industry's ethical responsibility to child consumers, it should be required reading for anyone working or training to work in the advertising or marketing idustry." <em>--Journal of Mass Media Ethics</em></p>