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How Casinos Market to Families: Advertising Parenting in Las Vegas: An Analysis of Time and Space

Diana Tracy Cohen

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In this Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Cohen (Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central Connecticut State University) discusses her research into how Las Vegas has marketed itself to families.

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In this Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Cohen (Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central Connecticut State University) discusses her research into how Las Vegas has marketed itself to families.

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In this Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Cohen (Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central Connecticut State University) discusses her research into how Las Vegas has marketed itself to families.

Key concepts: Advertising, Las vegas, Space (punctuation), Business, Marketing, Geography, Computer science, Tourism

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