Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... newspapers and other media to so strongly emphasize ethical codes of behavior . So many ethical codes in one industry might even suggest a widespread sense of guilt . The code , nevertheless , is a superb testimony to what could be or ...
... newspapers and other media to so strongly emphasize ethical codes of behavior . So many ethical codes in one industry might even suggest a widespread sense of guilt . The code , nevertheless , is a superb testimony to what could be or ...
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... Newspapers or magazines can be even more profitable . Sam Newhouse , who owns a very successful newspaper chain , once said , " Anybody who loses money on a daily newspaper has to be crazy . " Well - operated newspapers , especially ...
... Newspapers or magazines can be even more profitable . Sam Newhouse , who owns a very successful newspaper chain , once said , " Anybody who loses money on a daily newspaper has to be crazy . " Well - operated newspapers , especially ...
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... Newspapers are the highest credibility source among all media . In a recent national survey , over three quarters of American adults believed newspapers were the most truthful of all media . Since ad- vertising effectiveness directly ...
... Newspapers are the highest credibility source among all media . In a recent national survey , over three quarters of American adults believed newspapers were the most truthful of all media . Since ad- vertising effectiveness directly ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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