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culture
Totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns, arts, beliefs, and institutions, and all other products of human work characteristic of a community or population.
folk culture
culture by and for the people
high culture
-culture of the elite
-fine arts, literature, opera
mass culture
Wide distribution to mass audience
False Needs
Pop culture distracts us from important issues like healthcare and poverty making us want stuff that we don’t really want.
FCC
Federal Communication Commission
NET
National Educational Television
CTW
Children's TElevision Workshop
Does TV violence lead viewers to be violent?
Yes.
FTC
Federal Trade Commission
Semiotics
study of signs and symbols
Polysemic
Multiple possible meanings
1927 Radio Act
-created licensing criteria
-must serve public interest
Clutter crisis in advertising
-too many products/ads that are similar
-similar products that you have to differentiate somehow
-large quantity of ads
How to reach resistant consumers
product placement
-Seamless integration of product and narrative
Narrowcasting
Directing content at narrowly defined audience
Rapaille-reptilian hot button
unconscious motivations
-ad codes trigger responses
Factors that motivate consumers
-principle
-status
-action
Actualizers
independent, product doesn’t express identity (principles)
Fulfilled
tend to be older, status quo, functionality, durability, practicality (principlse)
Believers
Traditionalists, patriotic (principles)
Achievers
Products demonstrate status, newly successful (status)
Strivers
Products demonstrate aspirations (status)
Experiencers
18-24 year olds, uncommitted, disposable income, trendy, edgy
Makers
- DIY, tend to be disinterested consumers
Strugglers
No resources