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    Throughout the 21st century, women have gained more freedom than any other century. Women around the world are becoming more capable in all way and more powerful with leading opportunities that were only limited to men. Women have been inferior for so long to men, but we continue to strive for the same equal rights and standards that men succeed to have. However, the way mass media portrays women prevent the female community to strive to our full potential. Mass media like magazines, television,…

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    live. Americans living in more populated areas see up to 4,000 advertisements a day, depending on if you have Facebook, Twitter, and more increases the advertisement consumption by even more. Kilbourne, an expert in advertisement, states that “Advertising is our environment. We swim in it as fish swim in water. We cannot escape it” (89). The Old Spice ad from 1977 “Very convincing” may be selling cologne but also portrays the allusion that by using the product it…

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    People may find it shocking that a Subway commercial would give into the sexist portrayal of women in Halloween costumes. The commercial is conforming to the new social norm that women should dress with sex appeal on Halloween. Halloween is no longer seen as a night to dress-up in creepy costumes. The media is emphasizing on more and more on the cuteness of costumes rather than the creativity. Even the naming of the costumes as “Sexy Nurse” and “Hot Devil,” portray this new view of Halloween.…

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    Diesel Case Study

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    Introduction Diesel is an Italian based design company known specifically for their high priced jeans. It was started by Renzo Rosso ; he believed that being different is normally the key to success. The brand name “Diesel “ was chosen because it is an international word , it is pronounced the same everywhere in the world hence claiming their difference but unique spot in the fashion market. As Russo says “Diesel,”“is an international brand—very trendy, very young and very cool. Diesel…

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    In the advertisement ‘Join the Revolution’ made by college students and winner of Chevrolets “college ad challenge” for the HHR or “Heritage High Roof” seems to implement an age old advertising strategy, sex sells with a seemingly radical twist. In the advertisement for the Chevy HHR it shows three woman driving down a busy city street the vehicle being advertised when, at a stop light, a man approaches the car and starts whipping the fender, when the lady driving gives him a dollar for cleaning…

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    effective advertising and our government is trying to do the right thing in regards to regulation. Yet, when looking at Gleick’s evidence, you can see see how his argument extends the evidence presented by Barnett to widen the frame to show a much darker more accurate picture…

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    while a few feet away from her a little boy is waging an epic battle with his toy solider. The concept of nature versus nurture is a question that has plagued sociologists and psychologists for centuries, what causes a person to act a particular way? Sex influences how society expects a person to behave and think, in accordance to what gender role the person is expected to fulfill. These social expectations permeate into every aspect of a person’s life, from what color a baby is to be enshrouded…

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    in a political anti-same-sex-marriage advertisement and the privacy concerns the usage brought up. The case study raises various questions surrounding framing images or video to support an agenda and how the privacy of children is affected by political advertisements. Many people could view the use of children to support a political agenda, with out of context imagery, is emotionally manipulative. The images of these children should not have been used in an anti-same-sex-marriage advertisement…

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    Persuasion's Smart Water

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    ad is using a celebrity that is well known to appeal to the ``new generation`` which is specifically this age group. This age group is targeted because marketers realize that these people are willing to try anything for a healthy life style. By advertising smart water to this age, marketers have a stronger chance of pursuing the customer to buy their product. The target market geographically is people who live in the city that chose to live a healthy lifestyle to segment them from the hustle and…

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    Old Spice Advertising

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    hearts of the ladies that he seems to be talking to. The old spice body wash product is always shown throughout the commercial making sure that the customer stays focused on it too. Advertisers have applied the sex sells rule of advertising on this…

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