Ad a:
Abercrombie and Fitch: Spring Break 2008
Ad 2:
Ad 3: (this is a spoof ad)
Sunday, June 22, 2008
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This blog has been created for the San Diego State University American Language Institute (ALI) American Culture through the news class. Each week we post articles of interest to us, comment on them and follow various issues. We come from many different countries, so our perspectives on both US and international events are influenced by our backgrounds.
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- Kim Tae Hee sindrome
- Artistic Ads
- Assignment II: print Ads
- Advertisement 1
- `Gold misses` in Korea dump men for Fendi bags
- Money, crucial to be happy
- Father's day.
- For English Studies, Koreans Say Goodbye to Dad
- Why is the price of diesel getting higher?
- Beef
- The features of the press in Korea
- The problems that KBS confront.
- The relationship between presidents and press
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3 comments:
It's so cool. Before deconstructing theses ads, I didn't know how many intentions are implied just in one picture. Now, I can understand the importance of strategic ads. I think the influence of ads on a market will be much more than I expect. Therefore, consumers need critical ability to choose wisely what they want from the deceptive ads. It's also the reason why we are studying deconstructing.
glad you're enjoying this! It is amazing how images can be used and how we respond to them. It's so cultural sometimes...
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