July 2012
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
12h 35m
English
Consumers are bombarded every day with more commercial messages from more sources than ever before. The competition for our attention ranges from a subtle product placement in our favorite television show or online video to an in-your-face ad from a car salesman on the radio or a tweet from a promoter. Advertisements pop up at us while we are online, they precede theater movies, they appear on our wireless devices, they’re on seat backs at stadiums, and they’re even in public facilities where graffiti once was posted. It is this competition for ...
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