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... larger posters were wheat-pasted on walls in Black communities, creating advertising for psychological liberation as the struggles for complete liberation continued on several fronts. Through textual and visual analysis of BP newspapers from 1968, clear visual strategy and intentions are deconstructed...

... in the spring of 2019. RDU capitalized on social media's advertising platforms, as well as on a purpose‐built app called Solidarity, to bring together a disparate workforce. Next, drawing on Vincent Mosco's framework for the political economy of communication, the article describes how this strategy emerged...

..., with the additional weakness that they were usually occasioned by some question at issue, and, therefore, the authors were more interested in es­ tablishing their contention than in arriving at the truth. Such criticisms do not apply with equal force to advertisements, and yet these columns have hitherto been...

... should be sold under any ad­ vertisement that it is free from such injurious effects unless it is really so. The amended bill, with weakened labeling provisions and no con­ trols at all over nostrum advertising, passed the Senate on February 21. Four days earlier, in the midst of the Senate debate...

.... TERRELL. Natchez, Dec. 31, 1823. HE ADVERTISEMENT reproduced above is one of JL the first of several hundred dealing with runaway slaves that appeared from time to time in the Woodville, Mississippi, Republican.1 Thousands of these can be found in other sou­ thern newspapers of early days, and from...

... and still maintain secrecy of composition: bottle-de­ sign patents, label and medicinal literature copyrights, and, in later years, trade-marks. This loose usage of the term patent medicine is still part of our speech. The advertising copywriter was the key figure in the sale of 558 The South Atlantic...

...T. S. Graves Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 Tricks of Elizabethan Showmen T. S. Graves Assistant Professor of English in Trinity College To those of us who have been embarrassed by certain questionable devices of modern advertising or who have been the victims of theatrical...

... Matt . 2019 . Advertising Shits in Your Head: Strategies for Resistance . Oakland, CA : PM Press . Rosenblat Alex . 2018 . Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work . Oakland : University of California Press . Rosenblat Alex Stark Luke . 2016...

... to a gadget-hungry American public, the Deepfreeze Division concentrated its efforts on familiarizing the consumer-public with its own special trade name, the Deepfreeze. The company s advertising program was unpredictably successful, for within several years the brand name of Deepfreeze was being applied...

..., and the extraordinary speed and replication of information created by computerization. In this con­ temporary postmodern moment, the virulence of capital has turned everything into pure commodified signs. National borders give way as information circulates at blinding speeds. Mass media, television, and advertising...

.... The reasons for these changes will now be discussed. Several causes, most of them interrelated but some inde­ pendent of the others, may be given for the increased con­ sumption of cigarettes. Among these are: as mentioned above, the World War and the dissolution of the tobacco trust; advertising; changes...

... right which still seems to men in his profession to be of vital concern.1 He marshals evidence from the experiences of himself and his contemporaries to justify his feelings and is critical of censoring governments, publishers, advertisers, and other influential groups. Mr. Seldes is not wholly unaware...

..., at least fourteen meetings of agriculturalists took place in January and February to petition for repeal of the malt and beer duties. Coventry Herald, Feb. 5, 1830; Warwick and Warwickshire General Advertiser (Warwick), Jan. 23, Feb. 13, 27, 1830; Leamington Spa Courier (Leamington), Jan. 30, 1830...

... is a juxtaposition, per­ haps derived from the exigencies of twentieth-century advertising,1132of 12. William Strunk, Jr., and E. B. White, The Elements of Style, third ed. (New York, 1979), p. xiii. 13. In the mid-1920 s, before he began to work at the New Yorker, White spent a year in advertising. He writes...

... in large part what it has remained since, a business conducted for profit. After the tax on advertisements was remitted in 1853 and the stamp duty dropped in 1855, the number of weeklies and dailies in England increased rapidly. In 1855 there were about seven hundred newspapers in the United Kingdom...

..., constantly advertised, and when sold in dry areas should contain a useful percentage of alcohol. The lavish advertisements subverted news­ papers and medical journals and despoiled the countryside. As selling points, the latest scientific discoveries were exploited or alleged secrets were obtained with great...

... none the less. Lewis Hallam was succeeded upon his death by David Douglass, who erected a new play-house on Cruger s Wharf in New York. He did so without the sanction of the authori­ ties, and when he tried to open the doors in 1758 the privilege was denied him. He then advertised a Histrionic Academy...

... Greeley, the litterateur-journalist Bryant in that he gave his complete attention to his papers. His news sense was phenomenally developed; in fact, he was an adroit master at turning insignificant events or unpleasant episodes into effective advertising. His libel suits and personal attacks were often...

... Association, 2,427 radio stations now program country music full-time. With more people able to listen to country music on the radio, which constitutes advertising for each recording given airplay, country music reaches a lot of potential buyers. Within the country music business community, the primary bene­...

... markets makes it less dependent on the local economy or advertisers. Infinity has become more attentive to content since 1993, when the company acquired a 25 percent, controlling interest in Westwood One, the largest U.S. producer of sports, entertain­ ment, and news programming, whose subsidiaries...