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    and have essentially "dumbed down." This‚ my friends‚ is the curious but sad truth of the matter. Therefore‚ I believe that stupidity can be reasonably fitted into the following three tier‚ hierarchical model.Jacques Seguela writes about political campaigns and communications not merely as an expert analyst‚ but as an experienced practitioner. Hence his latest book contains both insights worth heeding‚ but also enlivening tales of his own experience. He is observer and participant; outsider looking

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    Effect of Electronic Media

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    MacMillan Education Ltd. Hendriks‚V. P. G. J.‚ Hagemann‚ C. P. M.‚ & Snippenburg‚ L. B.V. (2004). Political knowledge and media use in the Netherlands Iyengar‚ S.‚ & Simon‚ A. F. (2000). New perspectives and evidence on political communication and campaign effects Khan‚ M. A. (1996). Pakistan’s Political and Administrative Structure. Lahore. Keeter‚ S. (1987). “The Illusion of Intimacy: Television and the Role of Candidate Personal Qualities in Voter Choice.” Public Opinion Quarterly‚ 51(3)‚ 344-358

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    “Messages that Mobilize? Issue Publics and the Content of Campaign Advertising‚” looks at the effect of issue-specific television ads on the turnout of targeted groups. The authors‚ based at the George Washington University and the University of Texas at Austin‚ combined data from the Current Population Survey over the 1998‚ 2000 and 2002 election cycles with data on the media markets in which the ads aired. These studies showed that targeted campaign ads appear to have only a small measurable effect on

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    Sajid Azad 01/31/13 English 102-942 Instructor: Valerie Fox Impossible is Nothing Adidas’s latest anti-smoking campaign features three cigarette butts layed out in a white background in the style of its logo‚ which includes their motto “impossible is nothing”. As one of the largest suppliers of athletic gear‚ Adidas looks to not only promote greater advantages in sports recreation‚ but also in good health. The communicator in the ad is the company Adidas‚ the primary audience would be smokers

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    because H&M produces their garments in Eastern Europe and in Asia and also because of the control chain which is longer. One other main difference are that H&M invests a lot in advertising contrary to Zara‚ indeed H&M is making huge advertising campaigns. Question 2 In the business model of Zara‚ the stores are playing a huge and important role. First‚ Zara do not invest in advertising‚ they consider that the stores‚ the shop front‚ the image given by the store is the more efficient way to

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    Charity advertising brief Dear Deborah‚ Many thanks for your recent letter concerning the advertising campaign that you wish us to design for you. We understand that the new campaign will be associated with these areas: abuse through prostitution; domestic violence; parental neglect; drug and alcohol misuse and teenage pregnancy. We also understand that these adverts are aimed at the general public and designed to raise donations to the charity and encourage people to offer their services to

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    micro-targeting. Arguably‚ micro-targeting might be most valuable of all new technologies when it comes to political campaigning. That is no small feat‚ as there are a large number of new technologies that have emerged‚ and are emerging‚ and changing the way campaigns are run. A number of these new technologies can be observed in Internet fundraising‚ blogs‚ machine calls‚ satellite television; all are examples of new technologies that are changing the way people communicate. Despite this long list of technologies

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    Abstract We all know that a multi-party democracy cannot function without money‚ especially in a country like India. Money plays a pivotal role in election campaigns provided it helps in the conduct of free and fair elections. If misused‚ it reduces the chances of fair play and the rule of law will be undermined. So comprehensively understanding the in and out flow of money and decipher the underlying factors‚ Also‚ in order to comply with law and order maintenance and to keep the political parties

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    Black Lives Matter’s Impact on Society My first encounter with the black lives matter was August 2014‚ that was the month Mike Brown was gunned down by a police officer. I was just scrolling through Tumblr when this hashtag #BlackLivesMatter continued to occur on my feed. This movement from an early point already had a presences on the internet. Later this made me think‚ “How has the Black Lives Matter Movement affect other people outside of social media”. So the question that came about

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    tasked with using their passionate interest in advertising to develop creative ideas that represent commonplace products. One example of this principle can be understood through the Got Milk campaign. The Got Milk campaign consisted of celebrities with milk mustaches. The purpose of the campaign was to increase milk sales. The advertising executive must find a way to relate to the demographic. The idea must create an effective communication channel between the company and the audience

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