Although we create our own world, our thoughts were imposed upon us since the day we are born. ... We want to know what happens next and the more suspenseful and degrading it is, the more ratings that show will get. ... Another example I want to focus in on is 90210. ... My last topic of discussion is advertising. Advertising is said not to be a medium. ...
This "mean world" syndrome can create stereotypes and nasty attitudes. ... Advertising Television influences both society and culture. It portrays an influence through advertising. ... If a commercial appeals to a child he will want the product immediately. ... Sometimes people decide which type of beer they want to drink based on these commercials. ...
Is it correct to say that we ourselves create the reality? ... It's the prime factor in creating and sustaining a democratic society. ... This imperfect necessity is found to be the hinge of democracy, as it discovers things that, sometimes, even the people of great power do not want to be discovered. ... Therefore, they argue, advertising produces a political bias in the media. ... Britain's advertising industry is one of the most heavily regulated in the world, reflecting an underlying cultural suspicion that advertising and ethics are mutually exclusive. ...
It's corrupt with false advertising, brainwashing music, and false examples of the human being. ... Probably the worst offender of false advertising. ... It's our minds that are creating these ads. ... This is another problem that we've created for ourselves. ... And a lot of that will go back to the rapper, making him rich, thus making him want to create more rap music, and induce more violence, exploiting more women, and creating more crime. ...
I really want to look at one commercial and one ad both for hamburger establishments. Burger King and Carl's Junior that truly show just how much media shows that women are seen as nothing more than objects, and not as innovators, who are taking a more active role in their careers, leading large companies, own their own businesses, who are very active in their communities, motivate, and create positive change in the world. ... Overcoming obstacles for years has changed nothing in the advertising world and, as a result, woman suffer. ... Yes, woman want to be noticed. Yes, woman want to b...
The only reason TV exists and is able to continue to exist is for advertising. If no companies wanted to advertise their goods and services during the Superbowl, do you think it would be televised? ... The more viewers a network has, the more people want to advertise on that network, and the more people who want to advertise on their network, the more money they get. ... MTV starts to get ugly when much like soaps and movies, MTV creates a fantasy world for people to slip into 24/7 causing people to develop unhealthy para-social relationships. ... It we want it, they will give it to us. ...
The Council has taken many positive steps to increase diversity, creating and improving programs that encourage minorities to pursue careers in broadcast television or explore business opportunities with the company."" ... Advertising was also something to be noticed on the website, particularly CNBC. ... Also, the article looks at different jobs within CNBC and how certain people work in order to give the viewers what they want to see or what the network thinks they need to see. ... CNBC was created at a time when the cable companies were growing in popularity and NBC wanted to be able to c...
