Facts :
Resources :
ADS / COMMERCIALS / POSTERS :
- Ad*Access
Project
"presents images and database information for over 7,000
advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and magazines
between 1911 and 1955. Ad*Access concentrates on five main
subject areas: Radio, Television, Transportation, Beauty and
Hygiene, and World War II..."
(scriptorium.lib.duke.edu)

- Cool Ads
- clips classés par ordre alphabétique (visit4info.com)

- Pubs TV
:
(pubstv.com)

pubs par pays - pubs par marques - pubs par agence - fausses pubs -
images de pubs
- UK Television
Adverts - (absolutelyandy)

"adverts for Abbey National, Adidas, Becks, Boddingtons, British
Airways, Budweiser, Carling, Carlsberg, Coca-Cola, Dime bar, Dry Blackthorn,
Dunlop, Frontera 4x4, Guinness, Honda, KitKat, Labatt's, Levi's, Lilt,
Lynx, Morgan stanley, Nike, Nintendo gamecube, Olde English cider, o2,
Orange, Pringles, Reebok, Sony, Stella Artois, Strongbow, Tango, Tennent's
Pilsner,TTA, T-mobile,Vodafone, Volvo, Worthingtons."
- Sundaysaver
- Weekly Sales Circulars & Sunday Newspaper Ads (with logos)

(sundaysaver.com)
- Advertising
posters, pamphlet covers, newspaper and magazine ads
- History and photos (uprr.com)

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- Posters
to print (print-a-poster.com) :
- Educational Posters
: Events / People / Places (creativeprocess.net)

- Educational
Posters / Motivational Posters / Inspirational Posters (educatorsresourcecd.p-rposters)

- Emotional
Advertising - (english.unitecnology.ac.nz)
"Successful advertisements appeal to the emotional needs of the
audience using a promise that the product being advertised can satisfy
emotional needs..."
HISTORY :
-
The Branding of America - interactive 
"The activity opens with a map featuring 25 mini billboards, which represent products we recognize by their brand names.
Rolling over each mini billboard on the map reveals the location of the represented product.
Clicking the mini billboard provides a preview image of a product that originated in that location.
Clicking on the preview image yields an enlarged view of the primary source image as well as background information about the product."
- with Teaching Ideas
(lcweb2.loc.gov)

- Emergence
of Advertising in America (1850 - 1920)
"presents over 9,000 images relating to the early history of advertising
in the United States.
The materials ... include cookbooks, photographs of billboards, print
advertisements, trade cards, calendars, almanacs, and leaflets for a
multitude of products." (rs6.loc.gov)
SLOGANS and TAGS :
ANALYSIS :
ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES :
-
Cigarette branding 'misleading' 
"Subtle branding on cigarette packets is misleading smokers into believing some products are less harmful than others, research suggests.
Products branded "smooth", "silver" or "gold" are generally believed to be healthier and easier to give up..."
(BBC)

- Colour
Words - for advanced students
- "article and work that helps to understand , translate/interpret
colour words
as they are found in literary texts and ads." (the_english_dept)
(esp-world.info)
ADS / COMMERCIALS and KIDS
- How
TV Affects Your Child - See Commercials (kidshealth.org)
"According to the AAP, children in the United States see 40,000
commercials each year. From the junk food and toy advertisements during
Saturday morning cartoons to the appealing promos on the backs of cereal
boxes, marketing messages inundate kids of all ages. And to them, everything
looks ideal - like something they simply have to have. It all sounds
so appealing - often, so much better than it really is..."

- TV
Commercials Confuse Kids About Nutrition (foxnews.com) - Lien modifié
"A new study shows that children equate terms like "diet"
and "fat free" with healthy because TV commercials equate weight loss
benefits to nutritional benefits..."
- Selling
America's Kids: Commercial Pressures on Kids of the 90's (consumersunion.org)
A Day in the Life of an American Kid :
"It's 7 a.m. as America's kid awakens on Ninja Turtle sheets.
He rises, dons Superman underwear, a Dick Tracy T-shirt, and sits down
to Nintendo breakfast cereal with his Simpsons bookbag beside him. His
sister downs her pink Breakfast With Barbie cereal, ready to pick up
her Garfield notebook and catch the school bus..."

- Kids
and Commercials (witn.psu.edu)
"More than any other generation, American kids today are born to
be consumers. They're surrounded by brand names and familiar characters
often from the day they're born. By the time kids reach the age of seven
they're seeing an average of 20,000 commercials a year, on television
alone! Advertisers also reach kids on-line, on radio, and on any surface
that can be filled with an ad. Researcher Marvin Goldberg studies advertising
and how it affects kids' buying habits..."
- Kids
and Commercials (cspinet.org)
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See the commercial techniques for persuading kids to consume.
- TV
commercials make kids fat (slashfood.com)
"... all kids wanted to eat more after they saw TV commercials
featuring sweets and other food."
- Kids and Commercialism
(newdream.org)
"The Center for a New American Dream's Kids and Commercialism
Campaign raises awareness of the effects of marketing on kids..."
+ Facts About Marketing To Children
+ What kids say
- Cartoon
(cartoonstock.com)
'...No, he can't really fly...no, the bad guys don't really have a gun...no
this cereal really isn't the best food in the whole world...no, it won't
make you as strong as a giant...'

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