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    is obvious that media causes teens to be dissatisfied with their bodies‚ aggressive and accepting of drugs and sex at an early age! Typical Advertisements in today’s society spotlight skinny models that look nothing like the average woman. Media targeting teens stress the idea that the ideal women must be skinny and the ideal man is not only physically fit but muscular as well. To do this they portray models as the “average” person. The average height and weight for a model is 5’10" and 110 lbs

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    the second speaker of the Affirmative team. Our topic for today is that should alcohol advertising be banned? We the affirmative believe this statement and will leave you with no doubt that alcohol advertising should be banned. Rebuttal. Our first speaker talked to you about how……………………………………….. Today I will be talking to you about why children are susceptible and vulnerable to alcohol advertising and how alcohol advertising affects children as they are more exposed to ads these days. Now to my points

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    Pharmaceutical Advertising Americans constantly see advertisements on TV‚ in magazines‚ and on websites about prescription drugs encouraging viewers to recommend prescription drugs to their doctors that they may not even need. In 2007‚ the average American watched approximately sixteen hours of pharmaceutical advertisements per year (Mulligan). Even though these commercials may seem funny or just annoying‚ they impact how we think about how prescription drugs are (or should be) marketed

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    Ban teenagers from tanning salons Five percent of the business at San Diego’s Hollywood Tans was from teenagers. The number of teenagers going to tanning salons is on the rise. The annual revenue brought in by teenagers using the salons has reached five billion dollars (California 1). Although it helps the tanning salon industry‚ it is a huge health threat to the teenagers. They can get sunburned which the inflammation of the skin is caused by overexposure to ultraviolet radiation. It is

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    There is an big issue in the United States on whether or not advertisements targeting children should be banned. I dont think that advertisements targerting children should be banned in the United States. Because advertising is just a tool that is neither good or bad. Some advertisements that kids see actually support positive values. Kids cannot learn to be critical consumers if they are never exposed to ads. Advertisements are just a tool that is neither good or bad. Companies are just

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    junk food advertising Should be banned in Australia | junk food advertising Should be banned in Australia | [Type the document subtitle] | | GOOD | 5/14/2010 | | Contents Executive Summary 3 1.0 Introduction 4 2.0 Discussion 5 2.1 Definition of junk food 5 2.2 Reasons junk food has become popular. 5 2.3 Target audience junk food. 6 children 2.3.1 6 2.3.2 Teens 6 2.4 Junk food causes health effects in Australia. 7 obesitO 2.4.1 7 2.4.1 Heart diseases 7 2.5 Junk

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    Do you think advertising to children should be banned? Why or why not? It is an established fact that companies might benefit from right understanding of the children’s role in purchasing process. It is considered to be the case adults are loyal to those brands which they are used to enjoy in their childhood. Moreover‚ getting elder‚ children may influence their parents quite deeply. Parents tend to work more and earn more to make up the deficiency of the time to spend with their children by making

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    cashing in on the ability to target these children with their products; companies have focused advertising their products to young girls. The advertising world is also using younger models to sell their products. They are using the youth to sell anything from candy to underwear for their companies. The federal government should ban advertisers from allowing young girls to model as grown women. Advertising companies has used women to model as early back as the 1890’s The ideal of a beautiful woman

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    the shopping habits of the household. According to a survey‚ there are six most popular subscription advertising channels between children zero to twelve year-old were obtained from an advertising information company‚ and included all advertisements for food and non-food products broadcast between 7:00 and 20:30 (Hebden et al. 2011‚ p.127). Children become the prime targets of television advertising. Sometimes a good positive ads is an extremely huge role in children’s education. Limit children to

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    Stereotypes in Alcohol Advertising to Teenagers 1. Gender Messages in Alcohol Advertising Stereotypes refer to standardize and simplified conception of groups‚ based on some prior assumptions. For example‚ a girl might not choose to be an engineer as most of the people have set their minds that the profession is always a guy. This is what we call stereotyping. But‚ who says a girl cannot be an engineer? According to the Media/Impact: An Introduction to Mass Media‚ Ninth

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