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How Tobacco
Ads Target Teens
Tobacco companies spend millions of dollars on advertising to
hook more smokers. Here's what you should know to avoid the lure of
tobacco.
Smoked
Out
Teen cigarette use is dropping. Why? Credit a combination of
advertising restrictions, higher prices, and the "Truth." Read
about it in this article from The New York Times’ Upfront Online
News Magazine for Kids.
Advertising’s
Sneak Attack
Advertisers are going to new lengths to hook kids—burying
their messages in games, on Web sites, even in friends at school. Read
about it in this article from The New York Times’ Upfront Online
News Magazine for Kids.
Deconstructing
Cigarette Ads
This site is a lesson but also contains examples of ads from
magazines, movies, and billboards that can be used as a reference.
Body Image
and Advertising
Advertisers often emphasize sexuality and the importance of
physical attractiveness in an attempt to sell products, but
researchers are concerned that this places undue pressure on women and
men to focus on their appearance. |