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    The media often gives celebrities the portrayal of royalty. The media lets regular commoners know the celebrity’s every move. Depending on the celebrity‚ gossip can portray a positive or negative viewpoint. Take Harry Styles and Taylor Swift for example‚ as soon as their relationship ended‚ news spread fast and everyone hated harry showing nothing but antipathy towards him‚ blaming him for the breakup‚ claiming they knew everything about it when they had no evidence to back up their story. Because

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    A ROLE MODEL OF BUSINESS‚ PIERRE PELADEAU by Felipe Munoz 22 March 2009 IS PIERRE PELADEAU A GOOD ROLE-MODEL FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS? Many of us have heard of Pierre Peladeau‚ a man who built a multi-billion dollar company from a $1‚500 loan. He is one of the most famous entrepreneurs of Quebec history. There is no doubt that he achieved a lot during his life time and there is no doubt that a lot of it was good. He was and is still an icon of Canadian business world. For instance‚ he was known

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    Many companies pay a celebrity to promote the company’s product to the public. Many people disagree with this while others see the U.S. as the free market that is instituted . Sue Jouzi in her excerpt‚ covering the topic of celebrity endorsements‚ argues that celebrity endorsements are unfair to the consumer. The author supports her position by first explaining that endorsements show celebrities driving certain cars‚ wearing certain clothes‚ or eating certain food. She continues by giving examples

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    Billions of dollars are spent every year on celebrity endorsements‚ but do the rewards of celebrity endorsements really outweigh the risks? Is it truly an effective and efficient way for brands to spend their advertising budget? I strongly believe that no amount of celebrity endorsement can replace a good advertisement with a strong‚ watchable message and clever execution. In this paper I am going to explain my reasons as to why I do not think celebrity endorsements are worth the risk.

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    used celebrity branding to build upon the Pepsi brand. The 1980s brought in celebrity endorsers like Tina Turner‚ Michael J. Fox‚ Gloria Estefan‚ and David Bowie. By far its biggest celebrity endorser in this time period was Michael Jackson. The singer and PepsiCo struck a $5 million partnership that linked the two together for the rest of the 1980s. With Jackson as its prime celebrity endorser‚ PepsiCo was able to set itself up as the hip‚ trendy drink for the new generation. Pepsi’s celebrity partnerships

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    musicians who are puppets in the media’s propaganda. They in turn tend to become role models to the kids and can influence the children and manipulate their behavior‚ their fragile minds‚ and value system as they try to emulate their Role Models. Developmental psychology and children’s marketing have a long history of close alignment‚ so media personalities such as actors‚ musicians and cartoon characters play a major role in shaping a child’s mindset‚ and with the kind of images that these people portray

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    Relationship Between Celebrities‚ Fans‚ and the Paparazzi The media revolves around a cycle of people wanting to be celebrities‚ the celebrities‚ and the paparazzi. To get a glimpse of how obsessed people actually are with celebrity‚ the documentary brought up some appalling evidence from a survey. The survey asked people which job they would most want to have‚ the survey included jobs such as CEO of a large company‚ US Senator‚ Chairman of Harvard University‚ and as well as the personal assistant

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    Nick Vujicic------quite a difficult and hard to read name. I think you may not realize who he is but I sure you have heard of a man with no legs and hands. I was sunned when I heard about him in television. I can’t imagine the life of him. In other’s eyes‚he is strange‚some even think he is horrible. However‚he changes his life. His optimistic attitude towards life has inspired tens of thousands of people.    Nick Vujicic is an Australian preacher and motivational speaker. He is born with Tetra-amelia

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    young women Julian Jones. Athletes in today’s society are looked upon as heroes‚ idols‚ or role models for many people and young children. The general public believes athletes are “obligated” to being role models‚ because of their performance on specialized events‚ fame‚ and riches. But‚ what is a role model? Word net search states “it is someone worthy of imitation‚ and every child needs a role model.” If this was the case people would highly disregard what some controversial athletes such as

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    Media Studies Article Report: The misconception of a “role model” and the relation to an athlete A role model: a noun‚ meaning a person whose behaviour‚ example‚ or success is or can be emulated by others‚ especially by younger people. An athlete: also a noun‚ a person who is trained in exercises or contents involving physical agility‚ stamina‚ or strength; a participant in a sport‚ exercise‚ or game requiring physical skill. Two entirely different words‚ and two very different definitions‚ yet

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