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By the 1970’s, however, advertising campaigns targeted “liberated” women, telling them that smoking was not only acceptable, but desirable.
Moreover, in a list of “trusted professions” compiled by the Global Trust Report last year, German politicians came in dead last – well behind insurance agents and advertising specialists.
Traditional media companies resent their reliance on Google to direct traffic to their sites and its ability to sell advertising based on snippets of their content.
Flyers advertising illegal abortions dot the country, including at the entrances to the National Department of Health, in Pretoria.
They evicted the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) directors, who organized last year’s presidential vote; strengthened the ban on independent candidates; made it practically impossible to create new parties; and established a series of arbitrary, quasi-Stalinist restrictions on the content of campaign advertising, speeches, and exchanges among candidates.
Symbolic gestures are to be expected, as with the threatened government shutdown earlier this year, which merely created fodder for political advertising by both parties.
The advertising business models they chose were leveraged by personalization, which enabled advertisers to target their messages with unprecedented precision.
Some observers also complain about the divisive negative rhetoric and advertising that characterized the campaign.
At the same time, despite negative advertising by both sides, the three nationally televised debates raised important issues in a serious format and were widely viewed.
At the same time, their growing sales abroad boosted their US employment in such activities as advertising, design, R&D, and management.
The Mahatma’s image now features in advertising campaigns for everything from Apple computers to Mont Blanc pens.
But it would be more accurate to see them as gatherings of journalists that attract politicians eager to be voluminously covered - that is, to get days of free political advertising.
Or consider the political candidate surrounded by his pollster, his team of speech-writers, his propaganda experts, and his advertising director.
It has also brought the one-man campaign, courtesy of the sheer power of a private fortune and consisting chiefly of paid advertising (Ross Perot and Steve Forbes).
Rather, they are stimulated in a self-reinforcing fashion by group norms, trends, and advertising, and some increases in consumption deliver no permanent increase in life satisfaction.
For this reason, hundreds of millions of dollars were wasted in advertising improbable companies on TV and building network capacity beyond any foreseeable need.
Commercial television programs aimed at children are replete with advertising for processed foods of dubious value to human health.
In other words, in blaming the media for America’s problems, Rumsfeld forgot the first rule of marketing: if you have a poor product, not even the best advertising will sell it.
The Global Times, however, has not been shy about advertising China’s interest in establishing naval bases overseas.
So long as social media companies optimize for advertising revenue, their algorithms will tend to reward the extremes, and news organizations will waste valuable resources battling disinformation.
Borobio, who organized the presidential advertising campaigns for both Fujimori and Toledo, declared from exile in Chile that two of Toledo's brothers had secretly hired him to help "slow down the president's fall from popularity, improve his public image, and raise his ratings."
Some patterns match successful employees in particular jobs; others match successful employees in other jobs (you want different traits in an advertising copywriter and in an accountant).
Whoever secures the stations's license when it is opened for renewal in late March can, if he or she puts in a professional management, look forward to big revenues from advertising.
Both sides have yet to realize that TV is more than a cash cow for advertising revenue.
The critical point here is that a retail price includes not only the price of the goods but also distribution costs - wages of shop personnel, rent, advertising, profit margins, etc.
One problem is that, with print advertising in terminal decline, media companies are finding it harder to subsidize the long-term research that in-depth reporting typically requires.
The military owns airlines and freight companies, petrochemical factories, power generation plants, sugar mills, cement and fertilizer plants, construction firms, banks and insurance companies, advertising agencies, and more.
In order to offset this, the WHO has identified six policies – encapsulated in the acronym MPOWER – that can stamp out the tobacco epidemic: Monitor tobacco use and prevention policies; protect people from tobacco smoke; offer help to quit tobacco use; warn people about the dangers of tobacco; enforce bans on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship; and raise taxes on tobacco.
This benefits advertising agencies and the media, but no one else, and surely not the parties themselves, or the viewers who are bombarded with ads, especially if they happen to live in hotly contested swing states.
No one really expects political advertising to provide citizens with the information they need to assess the candidates’ merits properly.
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