This book provides a thorough account of contemporary trends in
advertising and media industries. It examines the role of
advertising in the globalisation of consumer culture, taking an
empirical, region-by-region approach.
Advertising attracts much public criticism for the
commercialisation of culture and its apparent impact on social and
personal life. This book outlines and assesses the issues involved,
with regard to how they are manifested in different regional,
national and global contexts. Topics covered include:
- advertising as an object of study
- global trends in the advertising industry
- advertising and the media
- issues in advertising and society
- advertising, globalisation and world regions
While maintaining a contemporary focus, the book looks over the
whole of the 20th century as background to the globalisation of
what it calls the manufacturing-marketing-media complex. There is
specific emphasis on the 1980s, a crucial decade for advertising as
a global institution; the 1990s, as the decade which gave rise to
the discourse of globalisation; and the decade recently ended, as
the era of new media.
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