Summary: No one can challenge the fact that the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Citizen’s United changed the game on how money can be used by political candidates (note: we know it wasn’t the ruling itself, by how in the ruling a precedent was set). The aftermath resulted in a tidal wave of money for political advertising, the most that our society has ever seen. And it is not even September yet.
Much debate has been going on about the money in political advertising.
Summary: No one can challenge the fact that the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Citizen’s United changed the game on how money can be used by political candidates (note: we know it wasn’t the ruling itself, by how in the ruling a precedent was set). The aftermath resulted in a tidal wave of money for political advertising, the most that our society has ever seen. And it is not even September yet.
Much debate has been going on about the money in political advertising.
Summary: In advertising, life and society are blown up to be bigger than what they actually are. The themes of luxury, self-worth, belonging, and sex fill the offline and online channels. Much of the advertising we all see is meant to show us how our lives can be improved by the goods and services that are available.
