http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2294/is_n11-12_v37/ai_20391904/pg_1?tag=artBody;col1
Advertisements have consistently confined women to traditional mother-, home-, or beauty/sex-oriented roles that are not representative of women's diversity.
· Courtney and Lockeretz (1979) examined images of women in magazine advertisements. They reported the following findings:
Ø Women were rarely shown in out-of-home working roles.
Ø Not many women were shown as a professional or high-level business person.
Ø Women rarely ventured far from home by themselves or with other women.
Ø Women were shown as dependent on men's protection.
Ø Men were shown regarding women as sex objects or as domestic adjuncts.
Ø Females were most often shown in ads for cleaning products, food products, beauty products, drugs, clothing, and home appliances.
Ø Males were most often shown in ads for cars, travel, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, banks, industrial products, entertainment media, and industrial companies.
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
Friday, 16 January 2009
Company Profile
http://www.okmagazine.com.au/advertising-company-profile.html
From looking at this site i was able to get a good idea of what the OK magazine is offering its readers and what its regular features are.
I also found from looking at the magazines reader that:
From looking at this site i was able to get a good idea of what the OK magazine is offering its readers and what its regular features are.
I also found from looking at the magazines reader that:
- OK magazine increases by 9.5% every year
- that 94% of its readers are female with 6% being male
- 70% want to read about clothes and fashion
- OK magazine is the country's top weekly selling celebrity title.
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