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    Nike’s Sweatshop Scandal Campaign With profits plummeting and negative attention flooding in following the exposure of sweatshops in overseas factories‚ it became clear that Nike’s image had to change—and fast. Though not the only company caught in the cross-fire following the documentation of atrocious working conditions‚ Nike managed to capture the spotlight. As a member of society‚ I feel driven to act as a socially conscious consumer‚ allowing me to strongly relate to Nike’s desired audience

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    Teams scalping their own tickets – fast becoming the norm A report in Wednesday’s St. Louis Post Dispatch suggested the State of Missouri is set to legalize ticket scalping. According to the report once the state’s politicians change the law‚ the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Rams will both create ticket reselling sites offering Cardinals and Rams fans the opportunity to resell tickets they have at whatever price the market determines with both franchises collecting a percentage of the price

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    Nations but my personal favorite and most influential was Woodrow Wilson’s final campaign. When Wilson first spoke on November 10th 1923 about the League of Nations i thought he was a bit too much with the compliments and it felt like he was avoiding the subject completely the first time he spoke and filled his speech with a lot of unnecessary optimism. But the second time Wilson spoke I personally thought his speech was way more impressive and inspirational "should stir us to great exaltation of

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    named “Smokey‚” was taken to the National Zoo where he lived out the rest of his life. Smokey was soon used to create an animated bear aimed at informing people of forest fires and fire prevention. The “Smokey the Bear” ad campaign was extremely effective and is still being used today as a way to inform the public of campfire do’s and don’ts. Advertising is a $125 billion industry that attracts the attention of the public. Advertising is used as a tool

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    Dr. King and Socrates: A Nonviolent Campaign In any nonviolent campaign there are four basic steps: collection of the facts to determine whether injustices exist; negotiation‚ self-purification and direct action. Socrates‚ a man hailed as one of the greatest philosophers of all time‚ and Doctor Martin Luther King‚ known to the world as one of the greatest public speakers and advocate of civil rights‚ both utilized nonviolent campaigns by voicing their opinions in intelligent ways and surrounding

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    The Australian Labor Party’s 1972 campaign slogan ‘It’s Time’ was used numerous times leading up to the election. The campaign comprised of various television commercials with the popular jingle playing throughout it. The initial goal was to popularise the phrase and create public awareness of the Labor Party. The central theme of the movement and was commended for its effectiveness and for generating excitement. The words ‘It’s Time’ were used to signal that there was a need for a major shift away

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    Question 1. What do you think have been the marketing communications and advertising objectives of Asia Pacific Breweries for Tiger Beer from 1932-2008? ➢ Tiger Beer‚ more than a beverage- a Brand Beer being a beverage that cannot be differentiated very much one from the other‚ usually focuses on advertising Tiger Beer as a brand more than as a drink. Hence‚ the focus of the marketing communications and advertising efforts of Asia Pacific Breweries for Tiger Beer from 1932-2008 was to build

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    In “Dear Politician‚ Stop Calling People “Taxpayers” ”‚ Elizabeth Bruenig focuses on justifying that it is not right to only address the people as taxpayers. According to the author‚ taxpayer terminology seems to “wrongly [divide] the public into various private interest sets” (Bruenig). I agree with the author that it is wrong to address only the taxpayers instead of the people because it narrows the greater margin of population and it also creates a divide among people. The politician should not

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    with his new challenger in the 2012 election‚ Former Governor of Massachusetts‚ Mitt Romney. After colliding with the Republicans on major issues‚ it was explicit for President Obama that his 2012 presidential campaign will not carry the same message for unity and progression as his 2008 campaign did. And on the contrary‚ Governor Romany had to eradicate

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    The Japanese Fu-Go bombing campaign took place from November 1944 to April 1945. The Fu-Go operation consisted of the Japanese sending “balloons” with bombs attached into the jet stream to eventually land in North America. The devices were made of: a paper balloon measuring 30 feet in diameter‚ several ropes approximately 50 feet in length‚ numerous bombs‚ and sandbags with an automatic altitude control device. The Japanese released approximately 9‚000 balloons in six months‚ but only 300 balloons

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