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• Journal of Advertising History.
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• Stereotypes of the Elderly in US Television Commercials From the 1950s to the 1990s.
• Employing a concept of stereotypes found in cognitive psychology, the authors examined trends in the portrayal of the elderly in television commercials produced in the United States from the 1950s to the 1990s. ...
• Critics of advertising have suggested that in television commercials in the United States, elderly people are most often portrayed using negative stereotypes. ... 27), and that too many commercials use stereotypes of the elderly, depicting them as 'feeble, foolish or inept, passing their time aimlessly in rocking chairs' (Goldman 1993, p. ... Social psychologists suggest that such advertising reinforces these stereotypes, and thus dehumanises interpersonal relations and aggravates ageism (Pollay 1986; Palmore 1990). ... The latter effects are particularly noticeable when television becomes children's primary source of contact with information about the elderly (Davis & Davis 1985).
• Others have suggested that advertising does not have the power to alter or shape social values but merely reflects the values of its target audiences (Holbrook 1987). This suggests that if, as research indicates, attitudes towards the elderly in US society have become more positive over the past few decades (Kite & Johnson 1988; Palmore 1990), advertising images of the elderly should have also become more positive overall. Further, one might expect that many of the images of the elderly in advertising would be a function of marketing strategies designed to meet the needs of increasingly affluent seniors. ... One could suppose, however, that advertising messages employing humorous appeals targeted at young people might occasionally employ negative portrayals of older people so as to amuse the target audiences.
• Further, has there been a trend from less negative to more positive portrayals consistent with a shift towards more favourable attitudes towards the elderly and the increasing size of the elderly population? The purpose of this study is to shed some light on these issues by examining the stereotypes of the elderly used in television commercials that were broadcast in decades from the 1950s to the 1990s. ... A convenience sample consisting of commercials drawn from several different sources was employed for this study. Portrayals of the elderly appearing in commercials were assessed for their consistency with stereotypes discovered by Hummert (1990, 1994) and her colleagues. Television is the chosen medium for the study for two reasons. First, among advertising media, it is typically recognised as having the most impact (cf. ...

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• Beer and Television:.
• When Advertising Age magazine released its picks for the best 100 ad campaigns of the 20th century, it was no surprise that the world of beer advertising was well represented. ... " Likewise, many a beer drinker can still whistle that infectious jingle, "Hey Mabel--Black Label," though the popular television commercials have not aired for 30 years. So, what made these and other classic beer commercials great? .
• More and more, we tend to grade commercials on their ability to, if only in passing, penetrate our popular culture. ...
• Beer makers have been searching for the perfect beer commercial nearly since television exploded onto the American scene in the late 1940s. ... Indeed, the earliest beer commercials consisted of everything from live demonstrations of how to cook a Welsh rarebit using beer to the noisy rumble of a studio audience muddling through a rendition of the brewer's theme song. ...
• Early critics of television saw the new medium as little more than an intrusion into peoples' living rooms, and many were concerned that beer ads might offend the viewers' sensibilities. Commercials that actually showed a person consuming beer, for example, were often deemed in bad taste. ... Surveys were periodically conducted among viewers to determine whether any "moral backlash" might be caused by selling beer on television. ...
• But early apprehension was soon overtaken by the realization that television offered beer makers something tremendously valuable and unique: the ability to target the beer drinker right at the barstool. The American tavern, after all, was the first home of television. In Chicago, for example, taverns accounted for half of all sales of television sets in 1947. ...
• Indeed, in the early days, as TV stations were starved for quality programs, television was necessarily dominated by sporting events. ...
• Surprisingly, it was not the nation's largest beer makers who led the brewing industry's charge into television. ...

• Television Advertising FAQ's.
• Frequently asked questions about television advertising.
• How much does it cost to make a television commercial?.
• A New York Times story on 11/20/00 stated that the average cost of producing a 30-second national television commercial in 1999 was $343,000. ...
• How much does it cost to run a television commercial?.
•   And when they've seen you on television, they feel as though they know you.
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• What do you mean by "Immediate Response" commercials?.
• Commercials that attempt to get the prospect to "call now". ...
• What are "image" commercials?.
• Also called "brand" commercials, they don't attempt to get anyone to "call now". ... Good image commercials are usually more expensive to produce than Immediate Response commercials and take longer to work.   Commercials often contain elements of both Immediate Response and "image" advertising.
• With Immediate Response commercials, if your offer is good and your commercial is well placed, it should produce at least a few calls the first time or two it runs. ...
• As a television commercial once put it, "Hire me and I'll tell you. ...   In general, though, the principles of construction that I use to build commercials for local business people are similar to those that national "direct response" advertisers use to create their commercials. ...

• Readers React: TV Commercials Editorial.
• Charlie White's recent editorial about television commercials ("Commercials a Thing of the Past?")seemed to strike a nerve with many readers. While almost all agreed with White's assessment that TV commercials are an endangered species, some pointed out the irony of reading an article about advertising that sits in the middle of the numerous ads on the pages of Digital Media Net. ...
• I think the alternative to commercials are going to be a lot worse. I'd resent having to pay extra for network television (like the satellite folks have to) because they're losing their sponsorship income. ... Commercials can be a pain but they are no less (or more) creative and annoying than the shows they are sponsoring. These days I'd rather sit through 20 Nike commercials than one episode of My Wife and Kids. ...
• Enhanced TV is inevitable and commercials will be taking on a new form. ...
• I tried to read your article about TV commercials and zapping of same, but it was annoying reading around the commercials pasted in the middle of your article. I wonder if writers like yourself would have any work if print and internet magazines would be void of advertising pasted all over the pages?? Lets face it, you have a job and get paid for your work due to the sales of advertising. ...
• Advertising (especially as we know it) is a fairly new phenomenon. ...
• Yet Congress at some point (and under heavy lobbying, I'm sure) decreed that advertising was a legitimate business "expense" and it became a tax write-off. ...
• If you want to change the world, cut off advertising's tax exemption. ...
• You say advertising is effective. ... Perhaps we shouldn't have advertising. Perhaps advertising is evil. ...

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• Interactive Advertising  -  (in terms of ITV) - (May be known as Targeted Advertising, Addressable Advertising, One-to-one Advertising, Personalized TV Advertising.    It’s associated with Interactive Advertising, Behavior-based Profiling, Customized Advertising & Advertising Applications, Addressibility. ... One of the main ways of making money in the ITV world, is from interactive advertising.
•      In the past, and currently, the primary impact of television advertising has been/is to help an entity present themselves and their message to the hopefully complacent masses. The hope is that buyers will notice their television “presence” and that will help increase sales.   In business terms, this is the “pull” side of “push/pull” marketing (as the company's non-interactive television commercial “pulls” {hopefully} the customer to their product{s}). ...   Thus, marketing using Interactive Television is most often oriented toward “push” activities.   Importantly, advertising using ITV offers more opportunity for the customer to not only find out immediately more about a product, but ITV advertising offers a way for them to buy it right then and there and quite conveniently. ...
• Interactive advertising often is in this category.   “Push” advertising is the opposite of “pull advertising”.

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• The $8 million investment was deemed justifiable because Pepsi executives expected the Superbowl to fulfill its projections: to attract the largest television audience of the entire year. The example is merely one indication of advertising's central role in the story of television.
• In 1941, for example, Bulova Watches spent $9 to buy time on the first advertising spot offered by NBC's fledgling New York station. ... Ad revenue fueled the television boom in the United States during the 1950s, and by 1960 TV had become the chief medium of national advertising, earning $1. ... Advertising shaped both programming and the schedule to maximize hits, at that time, largely sports and entertainment offerings. ... It was not until the quiz scandals at the end of the decade led the networks to take control of their programming that the advertising agencies focused their work primarily on brokering air time and producing commercial spots.
• The success of commercial television as a medium linked to the selling of products provoked an outcry. Vance Packard's 1957 exposé, The Hidden Persuaders, identified television as one of the chief villains in the effort to manipulate the American consumer. In 1961 the new FCC chair Newton Minow told a stunned audience of broadcast executives that television was 'a vast wasteland,' funded by a seemingly endless supply of commercials.
• Britain, Canada, and much of western Europe organized television as public service systems. ... But the expenses of television broadcasting were so high and the private demand for commercial airtime so great that some services accommodated advertising: the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation used ad revenues to finance indigenous programming. ...
• Even so, television commercials, the visible artifacts of advertising in their familiar 30 or 60--and later their 15--second versions, long retained the imprint of their American birth. ... Young & Rubicam, an American agency, created Ice Mountain for Gibbs toothpaste, the first British television commercial ever aired (September 1955).
• The prevalent strategy of American advertising in the 1950s was the 60-second hard sell: hit the viewer with bits of information, explain how the product was unique, repeat this argument to drive home the message. ... If American viewers were largely satisfied with their television fare, according to a 1960 survey, they were upset by the frequency, the timing, the loudness, and the style of commercials. Still, Few were ready to pay for noncommercial television through their taxes or a license fee on the television receivers that sat in their living rooms.

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• Images of Female Children in TV Commercials.
• This study compares the portrayals of female children with those of male children in television commercials. ... It is important to see if the changing roles of females are represented in commercials viewed by children. Examining the roles of female children in commercials shows in what ways females are still inferior to men.
• The study concludes that the media portrayals of female children in television commercials needs to be updated in order to encourage the development of more flexible and equal gender role representation.
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• Women and Television Commercials.
• There has been an abundance of research done on the stereotypical gender roles of women in television commercials. "Criticism of advertising gained a new perspective in the early sixties when feminists began to question the roles women play in advertising" (Manca, 1994, p. ...
• Similarly, Betty Friedan's analysis of commercials found the "advertiser's woman" to fit into two categories of "the true housewife" and/or "the balanced homemaker" (Manca, 1992, p. ... (Manca, 1992) In their 1981 analysis of women's portrayals in commercials, Mamay and Simpson found women to be in three categories, similar to the two of Friedan. Women in commercials could be categorized into maternal, house- keeping, and aesthetic beauty (Manca, 1992). ...
• Sanderson's (1990) study focused on the women in advertising. She stated that tha stereotypical image of females as being fragile, passive, vulnerable and powerless is reinforced by advertising. ...
• Craig (1992) found through his research, that television commercials are specific to the audience during the day. In other words, the audience expected during certain hours provides the basis for which commercials are shown. Craig found that daytime commercials were usually formatted to be for women homemakers. These commercials were centered around the home. When men were in daytime commercials, they were most often "a celebrity spokesman, a husband, or a professional".

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• Television Commercials Come to the Web.
• More than a dozen Web sites, including MSN, ESPN, Lycos and iVillage, will run full-motion video commercials from Pepsi, AT&T, Honda, Vonage and Warner Brothers. ...
• In a six-week test some analysts and online executives say could herald the start of a new era of Internet advertising. ...
• The new ad technology, from Unicast, an advertising company based in New York, invisibly loads the commercial while unwitting users read a Web page, then displays the ad across the entire browser area when users click to a new page. ...

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• Commercial television in the UK began some 45 years ago and television advertisements have come to be an accepted part of the spectacle offered to the viewer and, more recently, to be considered, by some, as a bastion of 'Britishness' in a world of increasing media globalisation. ...
• The relationship between adverts and programmes is changing and commercials themselves cannot stand still. ...
• British Television Advertising examines the question of television advertising as an expression of cultural identity in four main ways: the legislative framework governing advertising, the varying images conveyed by product adverts within a developing historical context, the objectives and practice of governmental and institutional publicity and television advertising culture as a feature of television culture itself and as an element of collective memory. ...

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• MRG Home Advertising Advertising Archives.
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• Vast directory of US television commercials. ... There are additional categories for new adverts and top-rated commercials. ...
• Adwatch is an regularly updated archive of UK television commercials. ...
• Emergence of Advertising in America 1850-1920 (EAA) (http://scriptorium. ...
• advertising from 1850-1920 from the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University that depict the rise of consumer culture and the birth of the professional advertising industry. ...
• LAOS is the world's largest advertising archive with over 20,000 global adverts stored. This site publishes the best examples of visual communication from advertising and graphic design. The archives are divided into 7 sections: print ads, TV commercials, packaging design, advertising photography, design for music, commercial illustration and catalogues and brochures. ...
• Personal website of advert fanatic Andy Savage which features numerous popular UK television commercials available to download. ...

• TV COMMERCIALS.
• Commercials are not filmed on Earth; they're filmed on the Commercial Planet, where everything is different; where fast-food-chain employees really are happy to serve you; where there is some meaningful difference between Coke and Pepsi; and where "light" beer does not taste like weasel spit. ...
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• Good or bad, they are on the air in unprecedented numbers and they are the life-blood of commercial television: "In 1991 revision billings for stations and networks amounted to $8. ... The average 30-second prime-time television announcement now costs $100,000 (spots on a top-rated series cost $200,000; low-rated spots average about $50,00 ). ...
• The solution was as close as the local news stand: advertising. In 1922, despite the fretting of Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover that "so great a possibility for service" could be drowned in " advertising chatter" (Steinberg, 1980, p. ...
• By the time commercial television came along in the late 1940s, it was just that. ... The networks were in place, the mechanism for the sale and purchase of time was established, the ad agency-broadcaster relationship was well established, and a large number of programs and stars carried their sponsors with them when they moved from radio to television. ...
• But how would people learn about the cornucopia that awaited them? Commercial television. ... 417) wrote, "Commercial television came along just after World War II and has since helped change our attitudes about everything from mouthwash to credit cards. Television-a heavily used, intimate, trusted, emotionally stimulating, and visually compelling medium-is perfectly suited to carry advertising. ...
• In television's early years, sponsors, not networks, controlled the medium and selected programs to be produced and aired (Chapter 8). ...
• They quickly learned that it was more efficient and profitable to spread their commercials across several programs and, thus, reach substantially more viewers. The networks were happy to cooperate, selling advertising time in 60-second segments in what they called magazine-style advertising. ... Creativity came to television advertising.

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• Since these commercials were so successful, maybe the tobacco companies should have come out with a product that actually DID deliver a breath of spring (instead of future legal liabilities). ... These commercials proved there was a market for it. ...
• If the Flintstones enjoy a good smoke, how bad can it be? This Hanna-Barbera cartoon franchise (with a big appeal to kids, but originally created for adults) wisely switched from advertising potential health risks in the Sixties to their own brand of vitamins in the Seventies. By then, cigarette advertising was banned on television, anyway. ...
• PG&E sells gas and electric power on the west coast and they are well-known for their clever television and print ads in the Sixties and Seventies. ...
• There were dozens of products being advertised on TV in the Sixties that promised hysterical reactions out of suddenly oversexed women - but when truth in advertising laws (and feminist protests) took hold, suddenly they were toned down. ...
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• Advertising Images of Girls and Women .
• An analysis of gender portrayals in advertising during daytime, prime time, and weekend programming revealed that these images vary with the intended primary audience. ...
• The Body Beautiful Studies have found that the emphasis on beauty and thinness in TV commercials can impact how girls view themselves and the importance they place on being attractive. ...
• Advertising is designed to sell products. ... Advertising, with its daily repetition and high accessibility, is a truly powerful medium. The influence of advertising on children¹s development is hardly surprising. ... From childhood to adolescence, stereotyped images of females and males in advertising are reinforced in the children¹s television and prime-time programs kids avidly watch. ...
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• Lois Smith, professor of Marketing at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, published a study of gender differences in children¹s advertising. ... Smith sought to determine the extent to which children¹s advertising depicts sex-stereotyped behavior. ...
• Previous analyses of children¹s advertising had discovered significant differences in the ways girls and boys are portrayed. ...
• The results indicated that despite some improvements, female images in advertising have not come such a long way. ...
• In addition to commercials for toys traditionally targeted at boys, boys also frequently appeared in ads for so-called ³neutral² products like candy, cereal, and soft drinks that have an equal appeal to both genders. ...
• Earlier studies had found that boys in television commercials were much more likely than girls to be portrayed as physically active. ...
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