Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... million in ad- vertising from the alcohol industry ; magazines received $ 98 million ; and television — just for beer and wine advertising $ 67 million . These amounts have vastly increased over the past five years , now totaling over ...
... million in ad- vertising from the alcohol industry ; magazines received $ 98 million ; and television — just for beer and wine advertising $ 67 million . These amounts have vastly increased over the past five years , now totaling over ...
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... million is less than a quarter of what the industry spent on advertising during 1974 ( over $ 600 million ) to create and sustain an extraordinarily successful marketing system . The nearly 10 percent of the North American adult ...
... million is less than a quarter of what the industry spent on advertising during 1974 ( over $ 600 million ) to create and sustain an extraordinarily successful marketing system . The nearly 10 percent of the North American adult ...
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... million copies . - This front page offered a mosaic of verbally symbolic ex- citement to readers . The excitement ... million , even though down from $ 13.7 million the preceding year . This was from a total 1971 revenue of $ 291 million ...
... million copies . - This front page offered a mosaic of verbally symbolic ex- citement to readers . The excitement ... million , even though down from $ 13.7 million the preceding year . This was from a total 1971 revenue of $ 291 million ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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