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    90% of Easterbrook’s compensation is at risk, being based on performance. In 2014, 93% of shareholders supported the approach for executive compensation. In the appendix, a pie chart provides the detail of CEO compensation. The five sections are salary, STIP (operating income growth), LTIP (return on incremental invested capital), options (share price), and RSUs (earning per share). We believe the risk-reward basis of the compensation structure is appropriate. With 90% of Easterbrook’s…

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    praise for a product or person; using nice words like goodness or patriotism.” (Propaganda Examples, n.d.) For example, McDonald’s praised for having the best fries in the fast food industry. According to most customers, they prefer their fries over Burger King and Wendy’s. In the film, Hitler claimed victory over the conquering of his allies. People saw him as a leader, dictator in a way. He was praised for being the head of the Nazi Army. People looked to him because he was powerful. Every…

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    time as the Brand Crisis. While some companies were not fazed by this, such as Disney and Coca Cola, others fought hard to create the best brand. A product is not seen as a product; it is the brand that it is associated with. Klein states that advertising has become the culture that we live in today. Brands are a lifestyle and incorporated into everyday life and events. A sporting event, such as a hockey game, has constant brand labels and announcements throughout the entire game. The…

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    health. The brain does not fully develop until the age of 21, so when children are exposed to such persuasive, unhealthy advertising it is contributing to how they develop. This includes how children will develop their preferences, habits, and ability to resist temptation. From as soon as children are able to walk and talk they are getting introduced to examples of food advertising. These stages of development are essential to who they become as a person later on in life. Food marketing directed…

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    of all, chapter seven of Media in Society discusses how economics has connections with the mass media and businesses through various approaches. Subsequently, commercialization has affected the release of new products with product placement and advertising, and marketing has also influenced children and the younger generation. Video games also have shown to be an excellent source of social interaction with multi-player systems and media violence can contribute to one’s behavior and actions. …

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    in the society that leave people with different point of views specifically about the sexualisation of women in those advertisements. Apart from adult, as more and more youths are making their debut in this industry, some people think modelling advertising should be banned while others believe it is a good way to empower females’ bodies in order to be more confident. Female advertisement is morally wrong, as it is damaging to young girls because they are tempt to behave to those objectified and…

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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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    Vegans; they seemed liked the type of people that you ran into at a rare trip to Whole Foods, who won’t stop bragging about their claimed astute morality due to their ever exclusive new dieting habits. It seemed like nothing but the latest new trend among higher-class suburbans who could afford to buy expensive vegetables such as kale in the first place. But the more I actually learn about being vegan the more I came to find that there really were vegans out there who chose to be vegan not for…

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    sell his friend a television for her kids in the back, which she declines. Technology is becoming cheaper and easier to sell in themselves, allowing for more opportunities to sell it. It all goes back to money, which he says is the reason behind advertising in his first paragraph, but now is the point of the dealer. A premium cost for a television in the back? Money. It is becoming easier to get as development gets cheaper, able to lower prices to sell more and make a greater profit at the same…

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    Among the essays we read and discussed in unit one, two essays stood out more than others did. The article on Editorial Cartoons as well as Advertisement was just two key and important pieces discussed that displayed rhetorical strategies. In the essay you will learn more about these two specific articles, as well as what rhetorical strategy they displayed throughout. The first article I found very important was one involving Editorial Cartoons. Editorial Cartoons are incorporated in many…

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