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Crowds in street. Procession of floats and advertisements.
Compilations, produced annually, of the best television advertisements from the UK. Separate compilations cover other territories and advertisements organised by theme (e.g. animation, humour), product or...
A series of television, radio and cinema advertisements for Benson and Hedges Hamlet cigars. The campaign was created in 1960 by the Collett Dickenson Pearce agency and launched in the UK in 1964 running...
New version (1991): STILL KILLING US SOFTLY Takes advertisements from magazines, newspapers, record covers and shopfront windows to present specific examples of the ways in which advertisements reinforce...
NoS synopsis: Survey of the work of trained dogs and their schooling, from RAF guard dogs to canine circus acts, models for advertisements and television commercials, and greyhound racing.
This fascinating anthology, updated to include advertisements from the 2008 presidential campaign, documents the selling of the American presidency since the 1950s, from Eisenhower to Obama. In this...
A collection of old American television advertisements from lesser as well as better known companies. No commentary. NB the visuality quality of much of the material is quite poor
A review of advertising in France, including a brief history, which looks at the outlets and examines in particular advertisements in the press and on television (French commentary).
Shows how Cadbury launched a new chocolate bar called ‘Fuse’, from spotting a gap in the market and designing television advertisements to the involvement of a public relations agency in the launch and...
University lecturer Jean Kilbourne and advertising manager Richard Pollay reveal the tactics, including free cigarettes and deceptive advertisements, that tobacco companies use in advertising their products...
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