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These companies produce magazine covers shown with girls’ images daily. As if keeping the perfect body wasn’t hard enough, our culture also forces girls into the forever expanding world of composition, however, body image is a surging subject for young girls. Advertisements and pictures of lean female models are all over. Young women are measured and perplexed by their physical appearances with attire intended to raise their physical structures; social media, magazines, the society, marketing campaigns

Newspapers, Magazines, Television, Online… advertising is everywhere. Within the myriad of advertisements displayed in front of viewers every day, there are appeals. Society neglects and overlooks these marketing strategies that toy with their minds, resulting in skyrocketing purchases after the release of an advertisement. In “Advertising’s Fifteen Basic Appeals,” Jib Fowles identifies the appeals he believes are implemented in advertisements. These appeals include sexual innuendos, powerful images

This paper will analyze the Candie’s Foundation advertisement found in the Seventeen magazine. The advertisement is directed to the teenage audience, and its message is to avoid teenage pregnancy. The Candie’s Foundations is a non-profit organization that prevents teenage pregnancy by providing information and making campaigns. The advertisement will be examined by the use of logos, pathos, and ethos. These three different appeals will help to describe and understand each part placed in the advertisement

how to use it. At the bottom of the page, there are a few sentences to further explain how to use the alarm system and also introduce two more features, which are sound and light flash. Also, this ad is advertised in People magazine, which is a general audience weekly magazine, focusing on

(Gatorade 77) if you drink Gatorade. This Gatorade advertisement is strategically placed in the Sports Illustrated Magazine Volume 125, the special college basketball edition. The articles in this specific magazine volume tend to focus on the college basketball season, however, there are also articles about other professional and collegiate sports and players. Sports Illustrated is a magazine that generally attracts a target audience of individuals who are interested in sports, and these individuals are

new global village. One such example of this is the case of the Canadian Magazine Dispute of the 1990’s. Canada believes magazines to be an integral part of their culture and media. The Canadian government, in an effort to protect this aspect of its culture, began imposing tariffs on foreign magazines. This began in the 1920’s and in the 60’s began prohibiting split-run editions of foreign magazines (The Levin Institute 2016, para.3). In the 90’s, and the boom in information

Everyday, magazines produce and print pictures of models that were re-touched or edited, people post pictures on social media with multiple filters applied, and professional photographers use special tools to make the model “more appealing”. All of the editing never makes the picture different. The picture is still taken of the same person, doing the same thing. Photoshop isn’t meant to change the purpose of the picture, which is why everyone is victimized of using photoshop themselves. Everyday

2. MAGAZINE: Style Magazine (Summer Edition) The Style magazine fits well with the target audience as 40% is the total percentage reach. This number is smaller compare than the Ottawa Citizen newspaper since its publication is a quarterly based magazine. Also, the summer edition is the best option for when to publish the ad since about 74% of people do more shopping during this time of the year since it allows people to go outside and do more activities. One reason why not to use this is because

Adbusters Asks: Is Calvin Klein "Chicken?" Adbusters is a media foundation which describes itself as "a global network of culture jammers and creatives working to change the way information flows, the way corporations wield power, and the way meaning is produced in our society" (Adbusters.org). They attempt to disrupt hegemonies and ideologies, to force people into new ways of interacting with the influences, and particularly the images, around them. One of the ways in which they do this is through

Elle magazine has progressively reached around the world. They have been targeting the young women, ages eighteen to twenty-five years old, with their fashion icons and trendy articles about the latest and greatest celebrity styles. The advertisements produced in these magazines have to be able to rely on their readers to buy some of the products, so they target certain items that younger women may want to buy. One specific ad is for Plan B One-Step, which is an emergency contraceptive pill to prevent