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    book which has just been published entitled Advertising: a new approach. Mr. Taplin was formerly the editor of one of our distinguished and irreverent contemporaries: now he bears the striking title of Research Fellow in Advertising and Promotional Activity at the London School of Economics. Whether or not his approach is new‚ his poet is unique: and his attitude to his subject is‚ on the whole‚ approving. Not that he is unaware that the art of advertising has from time to time met with a certain amount

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    The Pros & Cons of Media.

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    Media envelops our homes‚ our culture and our world. Books‚ newspaper‚ magazines‚ radios‚ television‚ movies and computers are examples of media‚ which have encompassed us throughout the ages. Whether being bombarded by these facets of media is good for us or not‚ we must face the reality if its presence in our lives. However‚ how should we allow it to affect us? Some of us allow media to affect our lives in a very positive manner. For example‚ all forms of media provide information to the viewer

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    Pros and Cons on Media

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    Pros The wide reach offered by mass media is phenomenal. It can target a global audience. In terms of newspapers and magazines‚ it can reach a specified target group. Besides‚ it is easily accessible. For example‚ the newspaper lands on the doorstep and we have the latest news in our drawing rooms due to the television set. Certain types of media have a loyal fan following. This would mean that an advertiser‚ publication or news channel would have a ready audience. We have the latest news and

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    Advertising Pros and Cons

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    Advertising Advertising is a type of endorsement used in order to sell or promote goods‚ services‚ images or anything else advertisers want to publicize. There is a wide range of ways in which advertising can be conducted‚ thus making it a fiercely debatable topic as to whether its effects are good or bad. Advertising has both positive and negative social and economic impacts. The advertising and promoting of public welfare is a positive and effective way of reaching out to society. It may also

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    always employed a variety of methods beyond traditional advertising to reach potential candidates‚ particularly through internal recommendations and friends of friends of existing employees. Word-of-mouth networks are now increasingly digitised‚ so companies are increasingly turning to social media for recruitment – sometimes using it as their sole external advertising for roles. Here is a closer look at the pros and cons of using social media platforms for recruiting efforts: Targeted audience This

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    for example cigarettes promoting them in media and retail outlet. In favor of the ban on tobacco advertising the proponent of a ban argue that tobacco advertising does not increase the market for tobacco products. They only seek to influence the brand decisions of existing smokers and informing adults. One of the firms submitted to the commons Health Committee “Cigarette advertising does not cause people to take up smoking. Simply put‚ cigarette advertising has two purposes-to maintain brand loyalty

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    Tobacco Advertising in India‚ Conflicts of Interest‚ and Steps in an Ethical Decision Making Process” There were many arguments in favor of the ban on tobacco advertising in India and many arguments against it. Also‚ a conflict of interest issue existed between the Indian government and the welfare of its citizens. However‚ governments can follow the steps in the ethical decision making process that are outlined in the course textbook in order to make a decision regarding tobacco advertising. In the

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    in favor also pointed out that tobacco advertising is often focused on young people‚ and that the advertisements encouraged children and young people to try cigarettes in hopes that they would start smoking. If more people start and continue smoking inevitably‚ there will eventually be more healthcare costs. The conflict of interest that surrounds this issue is that the tobacco industry is one of the biggest employers in India‚ so if tobacco advertising is banned‚ and tobacco sales drop‚ 26 million

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    accurate information about the services provided by doctors benefits all parties in the healthcare system. Advertising has a role to play in keeping patients informed‚ but it also has the potential to mislead. Misleading advertising coupled with alack of consumer knowledge can lead to patients being exploited‚ medical services being used inappropriately or unnecessarily‚ and patient harm. Advertising that is both truthful and not misleading is not fundamentally unethical. The content’s presentation and

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    Pro and Cons Social Media

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    replacing face-to-face interaction‚ but they’re just an addition. And for some‚ they’re a wonderful addition‚" he said. Others see more cons than pros. That’s especially true for teens‚ who might not understand the dangers of sharing personal details so publicly‚ said Dr. Avidan Milevsky‚ a KU associate professor of psychology. Some arguments for and against the sites: Pros * They allow those who are shy or have trouble making friends to socialize more easily. That’s also true for those with disabilities

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