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    families to keep buying all the latest gadgets and appliances. Typically adverts target children by in which they bother their parents into buying more things and spend money on them. This is one of the ways in which Marxist say that the family serves capitalism because the family generates profit for it from such things as adverts and commercial. The way children are able to get what they want is through “pester power.” As well as adverts‚ children have begun to pester their parent to purchasing items which

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    During the post-war period‚ there were influential “intellectual changes and cultural shifts regarding drinking‚” making attitudes towards drinking more favorable. In the ten years between 1940 to 1950‚ the growing attitude of academic and professional health groups towards the consumption of alcohol was that alcohol problems were less of a social control issue and defined them to be focused on “alcoholism and [alcoholics].” As a result of this changing perception‚ the modern alcoholism movement

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    drinking Budweiser. The way‚ in which they greet each other‚ is by shouting the word "wassupp" (African-American slang for ‘what is up ’). The commercial was so influential that even the national newspaper‚ The Times wrote an article on the inspiring advert‚ (fig.2) expressing their views and understanding of the commercial. "Todorov argued that all the stories begin with an ‘equilibrium ’‚ where any potentially opposing forces are ‘in balance ’. This is disrupted by some event‚ setting in train

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    The Limitations and Constraints of Marketing Sales of Goods Act 1979: The Sales of Goods Act enforces a strict set of rules that retailers and sellers must abide by. When an individual buys goods they enter into a contract with the seller of these goods. The Sales of Goods Act means that goods must be as described‚ of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose. This means‚ for example‚ if something was advertised as the colour red and when it was purchased was in fact the colour blue‚ the Sales of

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    In this task I am going to be speaking about and explaining a successful promotional campaign. The campaign I will be speaking about is the ‘whopper sacrifice’. The whopper sacrifice is a Burger King advertising campaign on Facebook that promised a coupon for a free hamburger if participants deleted 10 people from their ‘friends’ lists on the social network. I would class a good advertising campaign as: it is aimed at the target audience and uses the most effective medium for them. It should raise

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    Regulation

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    Regulation Regulation in the media Regulation Regulation is the attempt to place limits by audiences and producers‚ upon the content‚ distribution and ownership of media production. We regulate the media so the audience don’t have to see things like death on the TV or hear swearing and there are age restrictions and censorship. The audience and producer have concerns including Truthfulness‚ fairness‚ offense‚ taste‚ value’s and beliefs‚ freedom of expression and freedom of information Laws

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    Coke vs Pepsi

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    commercial         Coke and Pepsi have always been rival beverages for decades. I can remember my teens when most households would divide into two when it came to choosing their choice of drink‚ especially when going for grocery shopping. Even the advert aired by both brands shows a lot of rivalries between them. When one makes a new product‚ the other would do everything possible to make something similar or better than the former. Making people‚ both old and young believe their product is the best

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    last 60 years. We tune in every week to catch what these crazy‚ wacky charcters are up to. I am partial to the annoying neighbors you love to hate. In the next paragraphs I have classified well known annoying charcters into different kinds of annoying personalities. The creepey annoying‚ the annoying that makes you homocidal‚ the mind your own god damned business annoying and the annoying you hate to love. First let me start with Lenny and Squiggy from Laverne and Shirley. I would classify them as

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    1 " " " " " " " " " " " " " Advertising and communication Final Assignment " " 2 SUMMARY " 1. Fashionable cakes ..........................................................................3 1.1 The market .........................................................................3 1.2 What is it ? .........................................................................3 1.3 What problem or opportunity does it solve? ............

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    Executive Summary The following report will provide information on how semiotics play a role in effective advertising. Information will be included on the following types of advertising: 1. Print Advertising -advantages and disadvantages of this type of advertising -understanding effective use of semiotics in print advertisements 2. Television Advertising -advantages and disadvantages of this type of advertising -understanding how signs play an important role in television advertisements

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