'The company has rededicated itself to reaching 1.5 billion new cereal customers around the world in the next decade…and bringing about a fundamental change in eating habits.' As well as advertizing in new markets, it has been sponsoring school nutrition programmes and health symposia for professionals.
I mean, would we think any less of Beethoven if he advertized car insurance in a series of knockabout early afternoon TV slots?
The new instrument KIS-1[ 27] was advertized as "European excellence in the field of nuclear physics technology"[ 28] ("Eine europäische Spitzenleistung auf dem Gebiete der kernphysikalischen Technik").
He may also have encouraged an alliance between the Church and Date Masamune to take over the country (an idea advertized by the Franciscans while in Rome), which, in 1620 Japan, would have been a totally unrealistic proposition.
Not to mention all the pills and medicines advertized [sic] to lose weight in few days and the quantity of books published every day on "miracle diets".
To celebrate the end of the Cold War, the band invited the Red Army Chorus to play a joint concert in downtown Helsinki's Senate Square, and advertized the event with posters saying, "The Russians Are Coming".
These changes include the phenomenal advances in modern industrial output, especially in China and India, in mechanization, in communications technology and advertizing, in transportation networks and connectivity, as well as demographic shifts toward urban centers.
Tobacco companies strategically deployed their advertizing, decreasing advertizing in some capacities, to add to others.
The intervention is commercially available and widely used in the occupational setting, and the service providers have advertized its efficacy.
