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    Television Advertising and Children Everyone has experienced the interruption of their favorite show with advertisements. According to the dictionary, to advertise is the act or practice of calling public attention to one’s product, service, need, etc., especially by paid announcements in newspapers and magazines, over radio or television, on billboards, etc.. One should contemplate what the effect is that advertisers want the consumer to have as a result of watching their commercials on…

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    fact according to a recent study at University of Texas at Austin “Spending on alcohol ads have shot up 400% over the last four decades.” (Kaufman). It is one thing for an adult of legal age to view alcohol ads in media, but when an adolescent is exposed to so much, it is detrimental to their development. Using statistics and studies on the effects of advertisements on youth it will be clear that alcohol…

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    Alcohol has been around for thousands of years, first discovered by Neolithic humans. In the late 1700s, most Americans drank alcoholic beverages and preferred these beverages to drinking water, which was often contaminated. Alcohol was never viewed as a serious problem in America until after the Revolution. In the early nineteenth century, physicians, ministers, and larger employers created the anti-alcohol (temperance) movement. This movement was the result of concern about the drunkenness of…

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    financial report, Group spent EUR 124.9 million on advertising and promotions during the first six months of 2015, and up from EUR 111.7 million year-over-year. The “Mediterranean” style of consumption encourages a moderate approach to drinking. While promoting a joyful experiences and celebrations Campari condemns the extreme, improper, and illegal consumption of alcoholic. The company takes the responsibility…

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    advertisers promote alcohol products and their use through the internet and social media? Are young people likely to be affected by their advertising strategies? Advertisements plays a huge part of our lives as it manipulates, or show a satisfaction moment that captures the feeling when purchasing a product. With this is mind, it does give us, as consumers, the reasons why we should purchase that brand (Lee, Choi, Quilliam & Cole, 2009). However to manipulate in buying a product, advertising…

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    crime rates. I will be speaking about the dangers of alcohol and why there needs to be a more focused campaign against alcoholism. There will be a focus on the health effects of alcohol, the deadliness of alcohol, the vehicular crashes alcohol causes, the homicides and sexual assaults alcohol causes, the third parties affected by alcoholism, and the major part of our culture alcohol has become. For centuries, people have been drinking alcohol and suffering the consequences without a second…

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    and the eventually die. This is a horror story many people cringe to her, but unfortunately it is not as uncommon as one would think. Underage drinking ruins lives, ruins families, and ruins societies. The greatest enemy of a thriving society is alcohol. It steals our children, it steals our dreams, and it replaces them with anger issues, abusive adults, and premature death. The legal drinking age limit is 21 for a very valid reason, it is the line in the sand that cannot be crossed. Teenage…

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    The Role of Alcohol Product Advertisers, their use of the Internet and Social Media and the Affects on Young People Strasburger, Jordan and Donnerstein (2010) outline that the means of which alcohol products can be promoted has expanded, with exposure to young people on television and traditional media continuing yet exposure through social media and the internet increasing rapidly. Even though young people may be more inclined mis-use or misinterpret the advertising messages on social media…

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    The Introduction The purpose of the proposal is to describe an opportunity that helps Liquor Stores to gain customer loyalty and to increase the number of the sale by developing counter advertising for their customer and for the youth. Even though there is increasing sales of 906% compared to the prior year, Liquor Stores now are encountering a difficult economic condition in their largest market. The high unemployment rate in Albert has increased from 4.6% to 8.5% from 2015 to 2016 (Liquor…

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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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