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    Political success depends upon getting the message out to the public, and one of the most effective ways to do that is through campaign advertising. Today’s society is extremely media savvy. We have access to television and radio channels, newspapers and magazines, plus internet websites that share our political ideologies. Campaign advertisements target specific audiences to communicate and persuade, and can be effective at influencing voters. An effective campaign ad will capture the…

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    interested of the news so they keep stick with the media. The business owners looking for the best way to advertise their products, where many people could watch their advertising. So they usually chose something related to the media to send their products to people who are interested in media. There are too many advantages of advertising by media. For the sellers, it will increase his profit because more people will be aware of his products and services. For the buyers, it will safe them the…

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    Media and advertising, for the most part, have always gone hand in hand. So why is it that music artists are getting a lot of reactions, and backlash for advertising product placement in their songs? The reasoning seems to be behind one word, “value”. The value of something can be the determining factor for everyone involved in the media industry, that includes the artists, the consumers, and the advertisers. The backlash that some of these artists take for “selling out” is a strong one,…

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    and heart pain, but at least you won 't have a headache anymore. Prescription drugs are televised, but by the FDA makes you to tell the symptoms,however they say them quickly so it 's easy to miss. Advertising prescription drugs does make you more aware, but it also yields for more damage. By advertising prescription drugs we are allowing our consumers to be aware, but it then leads us to wasting the government 's money and our money for things that we thought would…

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    the web, there is no way to escape these methods of mass communication. Many profit based companies use advertising is the most popular way to get the public’s attention. According to Jean Kilbourne, an award-winning director of films about advertising, an average American will spend a total of one and a half years in his or her lifetime watching commercials on television (Kilbourne). ADVERTISING PARAGRAPHAccording to Kilbourne, by lacking social experience, children and young adults are more…

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    Over the years, advertising agencies have had their fair share of controversy and lawsuits. One of the most controversial advertisements of last decade is the Dolce and Gabbana 2007 ad which appeared on Esquire magazine. This advertisement stirred many debates all over the world questioning the moral and ethical standards of advertisements. This paper attempts to address the consequences involved in using black humour such as sex, rape and suicide. Advertising agencies have used sex or…

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    Tobacco smoking is big business in India. Through tobacco advertising, citizens of all ages are attracted to smoking tobacco. The advertising is very dynamic and impacting on those exposed to it. As a result, it became an obsession and hence an addiction even before the viewers willingly consented to first sample and then fully commit to enjoying the taste of the products. The viewers of the advertisements knew full well that the addiction to smoking tobacco based products has serious health…

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    Choosing what to say and what words to use when advertising is critical to successfully gaining sales and consumer loyalty. The goal of advertising is to make consumers believe in a product and this is where NBB came into confusion with the decision to use the word folly or not in their marketing slogan. Folly’s definition of an act of foolishness, lack of good sense and/or crazy behavior could have been detrimental to the core value that NBB had for itself- drink responsibly. The question then…

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    “Advertising is the rattling of a stick inside a swill bucket.” - George Orwell A swill bucket is a slop bucket that farmers keep garbage in order to feed their pigs. In this analogy, the public are the pigs that eat up the garbage that the farmers (advertisers) feed to society. Essentially Orwell is implying that advertisements are trash that the public eats up. The public is constantly surrounded by advertisements, promotions, and commercials, which influence how society thinks. The main…

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    Advertising is a “collective term for public announcements designed to promote the sale of specific products or services” (Advertising). Everyone in America will come across some type of advertisement in the media on a daily basis. In effect some have grown accustomed to them, and do not consider the errors in reasoning they are filled with. The media uses advertisements that contain logical fallacies like the weak analogy fallacy, the ad hominem fallacy, and the either/or fallacy, to shape…

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