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    Laughing Away the Tension: Humor’s Effect on Dissonance in Advertising We live in a digital age. Communication is becoming increasingly more prominent on electronic mediums. The average American prefers texting to face-to-face communication (Shropshire, 2015). With the increase of electronic communication, there is an increase in digital marketing and advertisements. According to an eMarketer Report, of the roughly $158 billion spent on advertising in the US in 2015, nearly $125 billion was…

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    Tapped is a documentary that details the effects water bottles and water bottle production has on the environment and the people living there. It details the way water bottling companies take advantage of local communities and their environments in order to turn a profit. The movie also discusses the way advertising for bottled water changed and how it motivated Americans to buy more bottled water. Tapped also highlights the dangers of living next to oil plants that are used in the production of…

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    percent of the world’s population and consumes 75 percent of the prescription drug supply (West's Encyclopedia of American Law). In 2012 the United States pharmaceutical industry spent $3.1 billion on advertising prescription drugs directly to consumers while making $300 billion (ProCon.org). Advertising influences many consumers to purchase products that they see, but many believe that companies should not be able to advertise drugs directly to consumers. Companies that produce prescription…

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    Sue Dunlevy. 2012. “Travellers hit with airport tax for duty free cigarette after limit lowered.” Accessed March 24, 2016. http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/travellers-hit-with-airport-tax-for-duty-free-cigarettes-after-limit-lowered/story-e6frfq80-1226473969812 The limit of the amount of tobacco allowed to be brought into Australia dropped from 250 to 50 cigarettes as of September 2014. This not only covers cigarettes pushed duty-free but also any tobacco you’ve attained. Many…

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    and culture to the individuals based on their gender. These limitations are used frequently in advertising to target certain audiences and condition people to experience inanimate objects such as toys, clothing, and hygiene products as gender specific. This causes problems for people who do not fit into specific gender roles or stereotypes. It makes it hard for them to live their lives happily and effects their perceptions of themselves and the perceptions that others have of them. The book…

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    countries that allow DTC (Direct To Consumer) Advertising of drugs? At first glance, this doesn't really seem to be an important issue, you might be saying, “Oh who cares, advertisements for drugs? That’s to help people get the medication they need right?” In a way yes, they can help but DTC advertising causes more issues than they solve. DTC advertisements should be illegal because they cause many more issues than the few problems they solve. DTC advertising causes one major issue and that is…

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    We lose nearly half a million people to tobacco-related deaths each year (Truth Campaign). In an effort to decrease this rate, government, non-profit, and corporate organizations target advertising. The existing belief dictates, when we see tobacco advertisements, or observe people smoking on television, the consumer population grows. Thus, organizations attack the problem by targeting cigarette and smokeless tobacco ads in addition to producing their own anti-tobacco campaigns. Although the…

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    “Cynical Soothsayers of Mammon, Cigarette Manufacturers and Their Ads” When cigarettes first began to be smoked in the 1860’s, no-one knew of the harmful effects that the constant daily smoking of them causes; that it is harmful to all and fatal to some. The earliest cigarette ads reveal this blissful ignorance in their simplicity and claims. In fact, the first large-scale cigarette ads concentrated largely on ease of use, flavor, and smoothness and even healthiness of use (Proctor 87). However…

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    you and consumers are inclined to buy the product by affinity. Coca Cola Advertising is an effective message using happiness and to hold an audience’s attention through storytelling. Coca Cola uses family values also transmitted values in different ways, using meaningful…

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    In the United States, a person may be exposed anywhere between 300 to 1,500 advertisements per day and over 100,000 each year (Potter). Billions of dollars are primarily spent on advertising the beauty and fashion industries. In America, a women’s self-image in society is affected by the unattainable perfection portrayed by advertisements through Photoshop, affecting the way they are represented and their health. Over the years, beauty and fashion industries have come under fire due to their…

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