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    developmental stages of life, when people are trying to find themselves and are beginning to realize what the world around them consists of, they are bombarded with companies exploiting their vulnerability. Despite pushes for more regulation, “advertising to children continued to grow rapidly. Television commercials became the number one way advertisers reached children as Saturday morning cartoons exploded in popularity and cable station Nickelodeon launched in 1979” (“Look Boys and Girls!” 1)…

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    significant growth in the demand for Public Relation and Advertising jobs, Vietnam is still struggling with its transition into a more professional market. Thus, finding a credible and qualified course is nearly impossible, except for some online program offered by private institution with an extreme expensive tuition and lack of sources. Nevertheless, I realize the need to find an outstanding school with specialized program for PR & Advertising is very crucial. I knew that if I want to become a…

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    became a chain reaction that links one another and put the world into deep recession. Too Big to Fail and The Big Short contributed to the ongoing narration of the 2008 financial crisis in a cinematic format, which also journalism, television, advertising and public relations took parts. Too Big to Fail was originally written by Andrew Ross Sorkin, who was an American journalist and financial columnist in New York Times in 2009. Sorkin revealed stories of the financial issues the banks and…

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    John Wanamaker, the guy who pioneered the concept of the department store, is also known for his famous quote, “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don 't know which half.” That idea has as much validity today as it did in Wanamaker’s time. Advertisers in all industries and verticals waste millions of dollars each year in an attempt to get their message in front of the right prospects. In an increasingly complicated and fragmented marketing environment, where…

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    Native advertising is the process of integrating products and brands into TV shows, websites, music and video games "in a seamless way, so it doesn't really look like an ad at all" (Torrance, 2014). There are many advantages to this new type of advertising and product placement. First, it does interrupt viewers like traditional TV advertising. Consumers have become very savvy at avoiding traditional advertising (Torrance, 2014) and do not like the interruption…

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    Marketing, Vol. 13 Iss: 3, pp.4 – 18, 3/11/16 Retrieved from: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/07363769610118921 • Sheila L. Sasser, Scott Koslow, Edward A. Riordan, 2007, Creative and Interactive Media Use by Agencies: Engaging an IMC Media Palette for Implementing Advertising Campaigns, DOI: 10.2501/S0021849907070286. 3/11/16 Retrieved from:http://www.journalofadvertisingresearch.com/content/47/3/237 • Foster. Tom, 2014, How to Create a Cool Brand, INC. MAGAZINE.3/11/16…

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    Propaganda v. Advertising in WWII Many different forms of media exist around the world. Each has their own specific purpose, but often times their worlds intersect. Smart phones are spoken about on television, ads for video games are shown on the side of internet browsers. But, all media does have one thing in common – it is heavily relied on by the human race as a whole. At one time, however, these different forms of media, and many other products, was not around. The advertising world…

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    My project was to create a poster, advertising the school play “The Laramie Project”. This poster was supposed to represent the different aspects of the play. Upon speaking with the play director, Ms. Kleinberg, I decided to take a key place from the play and present it on paper in different mediums. This would intrigue people to come see the play, to learn of its significance. The poster was created on separate pieces of paper and would be scanned and put into a computer system to be layered in…

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    It is thus a powerful mechanism for product promotion. To add more interest in consumers mind, many advertisers used the humour appeal. Humour is one of the most frequently used and studied message strategies in the advertising and marketing literature (Strick, Holland, Baaren, Knippenberg, and Dijksterhuis, 2013). Humour can also enhance persuasion indirectly by positively biasing ad elaboration (Allen & Madden, 1985), or by increasing motivation to process ads (Zhang…

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    consultation, Nordic composers provide a plan to any individual artist, spelling out procedures that need to be adopted in order to accomplish a set mission and vision. With competent personnel, Nordic takes care of all aspects involved in marketing and advertising.…

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