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    commercial was most likely aired in America the majority of people that saw this were most likely American. Then he uses false logos by, “… Align the bio magnetic field,” by saying this it gives most of us a false idea of how much thought actually went into this product. Further on, they claim, “it's a total foot-rejuvenation system, not just a shoe insert.” This also gives the audience false sense of the product. Then they set themselves apart from other shoe insoles by saying they…

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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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    As we look at modern advertising and how society is blinded by ads that glorify rape and violence, citizens need to understand that ads on billboards and in magazines are displaying viciousness towards women and as a result promoting men to be aggressive toward females. Additionally, by using sexism in rap music, women are made out to be sex objects for men to take advantage and control of. These ads and lyrics not only can be portrayed as a come on but also gives a false message to young men…

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    On considering what marketing is, one article, ‘Children as Consumers: Advertising and Marketing’ by Calvert 2008 defines marketing as “an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit an organiza¬tion and its stakeholders”. Using the “Four Ps of marketing - product, place, price, and promotion - advertisers use paid public presentations of goods and services in a variety…

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    causing evictions and a large unemployment rate. Many people were afraid for their future and the future of their companies during this time, as they turned to the media for information and seeking help. The fields of journalism, film, television, advertising, and public relations, all had a huge role during the financial crisis of 2008 in which the world turned to all of these fields to constantly find out information and learn more about…

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    (AAPA), “Direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA) is the promotion directly to potential patients of prescription drugs through newspaper, magazine, television, and internet marketing” (1). This type of direct communication allows drug manufacturers to take advantage of its consumer’s lack of medical background and knowledge by promoting products directly to consumers in ways that could manipulate them. During drug manufacturer advertisements, consumers may be given false ideas of potential results…

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    images viewers are persuaded to choose the product. In the article “Advertising Fifteen Basic Appeals” Fowles explains, one of the fifteen basic appeals as “Physiological needs… appeals to sleeping, eating, and drinking… The Art of photographing food and drink is so advanced …” (Fowles 8). Like Fowles, Ann McClintock in the article: “Propaganda Techniques in Today’s advertising” calls such images “Card stacking… Set up a straw man-a false target…” (McClintock). This technique is demonstrated…

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    with perfect teeth and perfect hair. Usually there is a quote from the model where she expresses how she has never been as confident as she is now, and how she loves herself especially with the use of a certain product. It goes on with the model advertising an expensive product. Advertisements tend to bend the truth to make the viewer feel as if they really need their product to be successful in whatever they want to accomplish. For an example, in Dave Barry’s essay “Red, White, and Blue”, he…

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    “It probably comes as no surprise that Facebook is one of the biggest players in digital advertising, indicating that social media advertising is front and center in the digital ad world. In fact, Facebook blows all other digital properties out of the water when it comes to display ad spending, capturing 35.4 percent of total display advertising spending in the U.S.—a whopping $11.93 billion (second-place Google, by comparison, will take in just $4.79 billion) (Newberry…

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    Children are the most influenced age group by advertising messages on television, internet and newspaper ads. Large companies flood billions of dollars a year to manipulate the immature minds of America through colorful, deceptive messages hidden in media. Advertising directed towards children is a very common occurrence in modern day television and other forms of media, but is it fair to place a bright color picture in front a child that lacks cognitive thinking skills? No marketing directed…

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