The Advertising Division section of the proceedings contains the following 14 papers: "The Effectiveness of Banner Advertisements: Involvement and Click-Through" (Chang-Hoan Cho and John D. Leckenby); "Messages of Hope: Developing Health Campaigns that Address Misperceptions of Breast Cancer Held by Women of Color" (Cynthia M. Frisby); "Advertising and the Consumer's Hunt for Information: Traditional and Internet Sources" (Catherine Ilse Pfeifer); "Presidential Primary 2000 Videocassettes: A Framing Study" (John Parmalee); "Influence of Cigarette Promotion on Juvenile Susceptibility to Smoking: A Path Analysis" (Hye-ryeon Lee, Kristie A. Taylor and Stacey Nofziger); "Smoking in the News: Intermedia Agenda-Setting and the Anti-Tobacco Advertising Campaign" (Stacie Lee Greene);"What the Real World Really Wants: An Analysis of Advertising Employment Ads" (Sally J. McMillan, Kim Bartel Sheehan, Brandt Heinemann and Charles Frazer); "Effective Communication of Brand Extensions" (Jooyoung Kim); "J. Peterman and 'Seinfeld': Why a Promotional Success Was a Marketing Failure" (Richard D. Parker and James A. Karrh); "Slinging Mud: The Effectiveness of Attack and Response in Negative Political Advertising" (Sung Wook Shim); "Underwriting the War Effort: The Advertising Council Organizes the Advertising Industry, 1942-1945" (Inger L. Stole); "The Effectiveness of Comparative Advertising among Koreans: Is It Effective to Increase the Intensity of Comparison over Time?" (Jang-Sun Hwang and Mariea Grubbs Hoy); and "The Effects of Ethnic Identification on Multicultural Adolescents' Evaluations of Ads" (Osei Appiah). (RS)