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    Current Legislation

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    legislation‚ guidelines‚ policies and procedures for safeguarding children and young people. 1.1 Current legislation made for safeguarding children and young people are; Children act 1989. The main aims of the Act are: • To bring together private and public law in one framework; • To achieve a better balance between protecting children and enabling parents to challenge state intervention; • To encourage greater partnership between statutory authorities and parents; • To promote

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    advertising is harmful

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    Advertising is harmful to society Advertising is everywhere in our modern world. Wherever you care to look‚ you can find advertisements for an unimaginable variety of products. Ads play on the Internet and television‚ they show up in newspapers and magazines‚ and they decorate our cities as billboards and signs. Advertising has become so prevalent‚ in fact‚ that many people now feel it needs to be regulated. These people worry about the false messages and materialistic tone of many advertisement

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    Advertising on Tv

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    consider a model of a TV oligopoly where TV channels transmit advertising and viewers dislike such commercials. We show that advertisers make a lower profit the larger the number of TV channels. If TV channels are sufficiently close substitutes‚ there will be underprovision of advertising relative to social optimum. We also find that the more viewers dislike ads‚ the more likely it is that welfare is increasing in the number of advertising financed TV channels. A publicly owned TV channel can partly

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    Advertising to Children

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    Besides‚ print advertising‚ product placements‚ sales promotions and public relations cannot be underestimated as an effective media to reach children. However‚ there has been other media progressively emerging as a potential medium to reach children‚ Elizabeth Moore (2004) affirms that in-school marketing and packaging design are also potential tools for marketing children. TV ADVERTISING Television remains as the most effective media to reach children. In the United States there is evidence

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    EMERGENCE OF ADVERTISING: In early times advertising was no more than signs painted on walls and town criers‚ who were hired by merchants to praise their goods (outdoor advertising). Gutenberg was the one who invented moveable type printing press in 1450. This invention resulted in the mass production of posters and circulars. In 1472 the first advertisement was printed as a handbill in English. (1) About 200 years later‚ an Englisher printed the first ad in the newspaper (1&2). The ad was about

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    advertisements describe the company‚ the product that they are trying to sell‚ the price of the product‚ any anything else they can use to try and convince the public to buy their product. For Example: During the Super Bowl‚ just a 30 second time slot for advertising can cost a company millions of dollars. However‚ the company will usually rake in just as much‚ if not more money. They do this by appealing to your wants and desires. When you are watching the game on your flatscreen‚ relaxing at home‚ and the

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    Sex in Advertising

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    Devyn Cr Professor‚ P Te English 50‚ Essay 4 November 11‚ 2012 Sex in Advertising “Sex sells”‚ advertisements designed and developed internationally use the human body and sexuality to sell products from clothing to cars and much in-between‚ it would be impossible to thumb through magazines targeting teens through the middle aged that did not have some form of sexual connotation related to products for sale. I have chosen the Gucci advertisement‚ which vividly portrays a well-shaped male and

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    Pathos In Advertising

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    Despite the constant and incredible exposure to it‚ the impact of advertising is often undermined and overlooked. Almost anywhere one can turn is an advertisement‚ sometimes subtle and other times completely blatant. The influence of advertisements varies depending on the mood attempting to be drawn from them in relation to the product. This is why many commercials can be incredibly controversial‚ attracting both negative and positive attention that can be remembered for years. However‚ aside from

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    Advertising Strategy

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    it is the worlds’ recognised shoe and widely worn by men‚ women and children. The packaging that Converse supply people with is brown boxes with flip lids and a key ring is often supplied with the box. In terms of appearance‚ the Converse footwear has divided into two different types that is of a high top and low top boot. The low top is cut just below the ankle while the high top is an ankle boot. It also comes in many different colour and funky designs. There is a logo on the heel of the rubber

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    Anorexia In Advertising

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    arguably one of the most pervasive and damaging consequence of advertising. The media shows only one body type in advertisements - that of a very tall and thin woman - a woman who would meet the criteria for anorexia as 15% below normal weight (class movie). Ad companies sell this image‚ alter photos digitally‚ and associate perfection with thinness. In reality‚ this abnormal slim body shape is unattainable for most women. Advertising constantly sells the myth that women can and should achieve physical

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