pervasive marketing in society theme
Corporate market practices such as different kinds of advertisement strategies, often perceived as a nuisance, are discussed from a societal perspective.
9 total · 1 choice · 2 major · 6 minor
| Story | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| blackmirror7x01 | choice | At the center of the story is the idea that a corporation may, at some point, have the ability to run ads directly through someones brain and make them speak like a TV commercial. |
| blackmirror1x02 | major | People were constantly subjected ads, including pornographic ones. |
| rbt1985e1x01 | major | The Marionettes company practically stalked Mr. Brailing in order to make him purchase a clone. Mr. Brailing confronted them about it and probed into their methods, before he became obsessed with buying the clone. |
| ahp4x21 | minor | In his monologue, Alfred Hitchcock spoke about ads and their pervasiveness in society. |
| futurama2x09 | minor | The Internet had ads all over the place when the Planet Express Team explored it using virtual reality suits. |
| futurama6x03 | minor | Fry was outraged to find out that the beaming of ads directly into people dreams was a commonplace practice in New New York city of the year 3000. |
| pkded1x10 | minor | People were enticed into buying products in order to get sexy holograms that then bugged them about buying more. People were receiving subliminal political messages. |
| rbt1985e4x02 | minor | Albert singled out in his words "larger than life in your own living room commercials coming at you from all directions" in one of his various rants on technology. |
| shortstory: The Gostak and the Doshes (1930) | minor | The protagonist called attention in passing to the use of "meaningless" and "untrue" advertising slogans to sell cigarettes. |