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    Rethink Canad Case Study

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    Introduction A company I would like to work for is Rethink Canada. Rethink is an advertising agency located in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal (Canada, 2016). The owner-operated company launched in 1999 in Vancouver by the founders Chris Staples, Ian Grais and Tom Shepansky (Canada, 2016). They offer jobs in departments like, advertising, design, social, digital, and product innovation. The company cares about their employees and well-being with focusing on work/life balance. Rethink has around…

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    consistency. Google is considered as the largest search engine, was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Ph.D students of Stanford University. In 2000, Google started to sell advertising by Google AdWords. In 2003, it launched Google AdSense,; advertising for the third party, and Gmail. Google expanded its advertising business by buying Youtube in 2006. In 2004, Google extensively grew on amount of content on the Web itself such as: Froogle, Blogger, Picasa, a calendar service and a…

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    Canadian Advertising was written in 2001 by Russell Johnston, an associate professor at Brock University. Johnston’s book provides an overview of the history of advertising in Canada. The text covers key events and milestones in the Canadian publishing industry from 1850 to 1930. This book outlines the way in which this field transformed from an under-appreciated trade with a poor reputation to a well-respected enterprise. In his work, Johnston (2001) argues that the development of the…

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    Advertising is the means of communicating a salient message to the users of a product or service. At its best, advertising will create a sense of urgency for the consumer, an awareness - often honest and accurate – that there are products, places, styles or sensibilities that cry out for action or attention (Jordan Zimmerman, 2003). Most people believe that good ads should be funny, well written or visually dramatic. The truth is, the very best ads work because of the strategy behind them…

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    Evil Children's Media

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    village. When parents allow television to fill the role of a village, they indirectly expose their child to advertising specially designed to manipulate impressionable young…

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    Ethical Bias In Journalism

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    Like advertising companies, have many conflicts that arise (Pavlik 303). PR professionals highly believe that their clients who believe that anything that they release to the media should be received without question or criticism (Pavlik 303). Frequently or even…

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    Old Spice Case Analysis

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    importance of cross-media integration and decided to put digital at the core and from the very beginning. Actually, traditional media (TV) in this case worked more as a support to amplify the message originated in digital channels. Both P&G and the agency worked together to understand the brand and the target audience: their motivations, interests, trends, habits and humor. And they were not afraid to aim high with the campaign, they knew that even if this was a very risky strategy “the…

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    cams to watch the girls interact with its client’s products (Barbaro & Earp, 2008). Therefore, the process of targeting young children with media is unethical because of three hundred and sixty degree immersive marketing, ethnographic research and agencies such as the…

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    a handsome young, male. The romantic ad catches the readers’ eyes, yet something is missing entirely from the advertisement: a perfume bottle. The ad is supposed to be promoting a fragrance, but there is no trace of one anywhere. Instead the ad agency is trying to sell the sexual appeal that one will supposedly acquire if they purchase the Ralph Lauren perfume. The ad is tapping into the emotional need for love and affection in order to get potential consumers to buy their product.…

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    contemporary society, what role does advertising play in shaping culture? Researchers, scholars, and media critics have strongly identified advertising as an analytical approach to offer products and services to the consumers. However, advertising is also seen as an important method of social communication within society. Advertising is central to the processes through which our desires are activated. Fifty years ago the methods of communication for advertising were limited to newspapers and…

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