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Examples of advertiser

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Spaces were sold to advertisers on the interior and exterior of all vehicles.
It is in the interests of advertisers to highlight favourable qualities of a product, at the same time minimizing the expertise of a user.
At the heart of the issue is the imperative that advertisers neither harm nor discriminate.
In television markets, for example, commercial broadcasters may be more likely to offer content designed to attract viewers deemed valuable to advertisers.
The advertisers' attempts to combat multilingualism also seem to result in reductionist representations.
In this way advertisers were speaking to consumers, engaging in a silent conversation of persuasion.
The combined prejudices of advertisers and advertising agencies has resulted in a continued negative attitude towards the older population.
By positively reconstructing images of ageing through more acceptable and more numerous depictions of older people, advertisers can fulfil their ethical responsibilities.
Today sophisticated market research helps advertisers and promoters to gauge public reaction and to recast their messages.
What they really do is present the advertisers' perceptions of language attitudes, and accentuate difference.
Instead, advertisers worked with non-durable products, such as alcohol, shaping their methods accordingly.
Breaking grammatical rules is a popular and successful strategy among advertisers, who find it valuable and advantageous because it helps in marketing.
In addition, the language used by advertisers to attract consumers and their cash provides a bountiful source of linguistic manoeuvres and acrobatics.
In this article, the definitions of music were outlined by mobile users, collecting societies, advertisers, ringing tone dealers, and operators.
Papers with larger audiences attracted more attention from advertisers, another incentive to increase readership.
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