Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... 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 $ 600 million ...
... 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 $ 600 million ...
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... vertising expenditures are increasing more rapidly than national , and daily newspapers derive the greatest advantage from this increase . In 1970 local and classified ads produced 82 percent of average ad revenues , compared with 18 ...
... vertising expenditures are increasing more rapidly than national , and daily newspapers derive the greatest advantage from this increase . In 1970 local and classified ads produced 82 percent of average ad revenues , compared with 18 ...
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... vertising . The industry would have us believe that editorial content , on the other hand , is true and can be believed without qualification . Studies revealed that believable or not , ad- vertising content is the most widely and ...
... vertising . The industry would have us believe that editorial content , on the other hand , is true and can be believed without qualification . Studies revealed that believable or not , ad- vertising content is the most widely and ...
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