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Originally Posted by Stu
Go on?
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I think it's important that they advertise, because, obviously, that's the only way they can make the billions of pounds that they do, but I still think there are better, more realistic ways of advertising. Think of it in this perspective: wouldn't it be better if adverts were placed in a more realistic perspective, so people could relate to that?
Of course, people want to see imaginative ideas, but don't forget that if it goes well past the boundaries of realism, people may complain if the said product isn't up to the almighty standards portrayed in the media. I just want something that enables people to relate to the said product, so people have an idea of the product they're buying, before they buy it. At the moment, the media is far too consumed in glamourising products, rather than actually giving insight about the product in itself.