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:: Ph.D., 1999, University of
Tennessee - Mass Communications
Anne Osborne's research interests include international
advertising self-regulation, minority representation in the media and media
ethics. Her professional background includes work as a marketing assistant
for McGraw-Hill Publishers. She teaches a range of advertising courses,
including Advertising Media Strategy, Advertising Copywriting and Design and
Advertising Campaigns. Recently, she received the Tiger Athletic Foundation
Teaching Award and was named to the Faculty Honor Roll.
Selected works
E.
Haley and Cunningham, A. (2003) Readers' Perspective on Advertising's
Influence in Women's Magazines: Thoughts on Two Common Practices, Mass
Communication & Society, 6(2), 175-190.
Cunningham, A. and E. Haley (2000) "A Look Inside the World of
Advertising-Free Publishing: A Case Study of Ms. Magazine," Journal of
Current Issues and Research in Advertising, 22:2, 17-30.
Cunningham, A. (2000), "Advertising Self-Regulation in a Broader Context: An
Examination of the EU's Regulatory Environment," Journal of Promotions
Management, 5:2. 61-83.
Cunningham, A. (2000), Commonsense or Nonsense: Limiting First Amendment
Protection of Commercial Speech, In Proceedings of the 2000 American Academy
of Advertising, Shaver, M.A. (Ed.) Michigan State University: East
Lansing, MI.
Cunningham, A. (1999), "Responsible Advertisers: A Contractualist Approach
to Ethical Power," Journal of Mass Media Ethics, 14:2, 82-94.
Haley, E., C. White and A. Cunningham (2000), Branding Religion:
Christian Consumer's Understandings of Christian Products, In Religion and
Popular Culture: Studies on the Interaction of Worldviews. Stout, D. and
Buddenbaum, J. (Eds.). Iowa State University Press.
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