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    health and an incline on obesity/obesity related diseases. Many children who are obese throughout their childhood are more likely to develop obesity-linked diseases and become obese adults. To begin with, is the actions Big Tobacco made. When advertising, Big Tobacco marketed their products toward youths. An example of this comes from Camel cigarettes. They created Joe Camel, a cartoon camel, in 1988. He was the mascot for Camel cigarettes up until 1997. Joe Camel was plastered onto billboards,

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    There has inevitably been a controversial debate on whether Advertising is powerful or not and how effectively semiotics contributes towards an advertisement. The term ‘Advertising’ is a form of marketing communication (visual or audio) that sells a product or service to a consumer (En.wikipedia.org, 2017). The main purpose of advertising is to persuade an audience into purchasing a product/service they neither wanted nor needed (Rothenberg, 2017). What’s particularly engaging about ad campaigns

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    Advertising is an mechanism that businesses use to reveal themselves to consumers and get their attention. Advertisements are seen in newspapers, television commercials, magazines, on the radio, and on billboards. There are so many advertisements that we see in a day that we don’t even notice. Kilbourne states, “The average American is exposed to at least three thousand ads everyday and will spend three years of his or her life watching television commercials” (RPC 90). We live in a world full of

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    The advertising world has shaped society’s views of beauty and what women should aim to look like. Advertisements are plastered everywhere. They are on billboards, the sides of trains and buses, as well as social media networks. People were only exposed to the advertisements of photoshopped models and celebrities with “perfect” bodies on magazine covers and in television commercials, but nowadays, due to the media, we are frequently exposed to them. In “Real Women on Real Beauty”, Kimberly Bissell

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    Due to the growing improvements of technology over the past few years, advertising has become part of our daily lives.The increase of media has caused rising competition between companies to grab the attention of potential customers. However, how companies sell their items or ideas has affected people in different ways. Advertising can cause the beginning or end of a company, make people rethink what is a necessity or social norm, make others realize their wrong doings, causes companies to target

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    Throughout time many companies change their methods of advertising due to the change in times and African Americans being accepted into society as equal. In “‘Dinnertimin’ and ‘No Tipping’: How Advertisers Targeted Black Consumers in the 1970s” it goes over some strategies that companies like Mcdonald's and Winston used to get the attention of African American societies. While some advertisements used images to represent how “cool and rich” you can be with there product, others used words that had

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    Pearly white teeth are a commodity that everyone strives for, but do dental hygiene products keep their promise with the catchy slogans found on their advertisements? Products such as toothpaste, mouthwash, toothbrushes, and dental floss are proven to help protect your teeth and prevent cavities, but advertisers take these claims and try to stretch the truth as far as their customers are willing to believe. Consumers read the advertisements and see how happy the advertisement model is with their

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    Advertisements work in such a way that we grow to envy those we are not; they exploit our perceived flaws by displaying a person who is the living and breathing version of who we wish to be. John Berger in his book, Ways of Seeing, explains that publicity works by convincing his reader that advertisements use envy to entice the public to buy products: “Publicity persuades us...by showing us people who have apparently been transformed and are, as a result, enviable” (131). Though Berger published

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    Since the early 1800s, advertising has been crucial in shaping the people’s minds. The uses of advertisements in a modernized society include presenting problems to the public and asking for help solving such problems in a people friendly way. Corporate companies also utilize advertisements to prompt people to purchase their product; however, there are also companies that use advertising as part of a nonprofit campaign to reveal the truths of verbal abuse, physical abuse, climate conservation, and

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    A customer should know whenever they see an ad in the daily paper, or on television that it could possibly be false advertising. Companies use these advertisements to catch the eye of the viewer and make them interested in their product, such as, claiming they will receive a prize for interacting with their product so much. Companies like Pepsi, and Coca-Cola have obligations to promote their product in the most effective way such as commercial ads, or through social media. People who watch television

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