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                 Ltd. (2011), 282; R.J. Reynolds    of, 27; fundamental nature of, 23;
                 Tobacco Co. v. U.S. (2012), 278;   important tenet of, 8–9; law, 177;
                 State by Humphrey v. Casino        taste/decency and, 187; ultimate
                 Marketing (1992), 276; State v.    objective of, 24
                 FreeEats.com, Inc. (2006), 282, 283;   marketing communications,
                 U.S. v. United Foods Inc. (2001),   restriction of, 252
                 279, 282, 283; Van Bergen v. State of   Marketing Management (Kotler, 1972),
                 Minnesota (1995), 282; Virginia    16
                 State Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia   market segmentation, 185–186
                 Citizens Consumer Council (1976),   Martin, L., Abend, T., Sedikides, C.,
                 275, 281; Zauderer v. Office of    & Green, J. D., 40, 55
                 Disciplinary Counsel (1985), 277  Marxism, 165–166
               Lazer, William, 16                 Mason, Marlys J., 290
               leading causes of death in 2000    mass surveillance, 160–161
                 (U.S.), 239                      material fact, 182
               Lefebrve, Craig, 21                McCarthy, E. J., 16, 152, 173
               Levy, David T., and colleagues, 227,   McCombs, M. E., 74, 118, 125
                 235                              McElroy, T., & Seta, J. J., 92, 125
               linear marketer influence model,    media advocacy, 256–259
                 134                              media and candidate priming, 73–79;
               LinkedIn, 135                        advertising campaign, content of,
               Lippman, W., 257, 268                78; agenda setting, 74, 75; Bush,
               Lipset, S. M., 61, 125               George W., 76, 77–78; candidate
               Liu, W. T., & Duff, R. W., 135, 136,   agenda building, 76; Clinton, Bill,
                 148                                76, 78–79; content of media
               low-information rationality (‘gut’   messages, 76; Dole, Bob, 78;
                 reasoning), 63–64                  independent communication of the
               Luck, David, 16                      media, 76; Israeli parliamentary
               Lupton, D., 161, 173                 election example, 74–75; issue
               Lusch, R. F. & Vargo, S. L., 23, 26  attributes, 74; issue salience, 74;
                                                    issue statements, 74; Kennedy,
               MacInnis, D. J., Moorman, C., &      John F., 76; key elements of the
                 Jaworski, B. J., 272, 285          political communication process,
               Makovsky, K., 144, 148               76; media agenda building, 73;
               Malhotra, N., & Krosnick, J. A., 85,   negative news, 75; Perot, Ross, 78,
                 125                                79; presidential rhetoric, impact on
               Mangold, W. G., & Faulds, D. J., 145,   approval, 77–78; primed messages,
                 148                                74; priming, stages of, 74–75;
               Manoff, Richard, 15                  priming defined, 73; Reagan,
               marketing: consumer centric          Ronald, 76; single-issued theory,
                 marketing, 9; definition of, 151;   76, 77; television advertising,
                 and the environment, 187; essence   influence of, 78–79; thousand-
                 of, 264; fair marketing and        flower theory, 76; trust in the news
                 advertising, 184; fundamental goal   media, 75; twofold process of
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