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Journal of Advertising Research
Our mission is to act as the research and development vehicle for academics and professionals in all areas of marketing
About Journal of Advertising Research
The mission of the Journal of Advertising Research (JAR) is to act as the research and development vehicle for academics and professionals in all areas of marketing including media, research, advertising and communications. Published by WARC for the ARF, the JAR provides a forum for sharing findings, applications, new technologies and methodologies, and avenues of solution. Its primary audience is academics, as well as the practitioner at all levels of practice. The Advertising Research Foundation began publishing the Journal of Advertising Research in 1960, and since its inception it has become one of the seminal journals in the industry. The JAR encourages dialogue between practitioners and academics to expand the scientific body of knowledge about all facets of marketing and advertising research, and to facilitate translation of that knowledge to support the ARF’s mission of ‘effective business through research and insights’. The Journal is read by practitioners in the field of advertising and marketing research, and students and faculty members at more than 5,000 universities in 127 countries. It is available to ARF members, JAR Editorial Board members, and direct subscribers. The Journal is also available to subscribers of WARC.com, which include the world's largest advertising and media agencies, research companies, universities and advertisers.
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Journal of Advertising Research published an article titled Did You Write This? Rethinking Authorship in the Age of AI by Colin Campbell.
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Research & Knowledge
Journal of Advertising Research published an article co-authored by Kirsten Cowan, Ben Marder, Laura Lavertu, and Jiayuan Li in the March 2026 issue of JAR discussing follower size and influencer marketing.
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Research & Knowledge
Journal of Advertising Research published an article titled 'Forgiving the Algorithm? Consumer Responses to AI- vs. Human-Created Misrepresentative Ads' by KSHITIJ BHOUMIK.
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