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CHAPTER 3

                   EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISING & NEW MEDIA TO USERS
                                     AMONG POLYTECHNIC STUDENT

                                                  Nur Athirah Binti Diru
                                             Polteknik Ibrahim Sultan, Johor.
                                                  athrahnr@gmail.com


                                      Nurulkusuma binti Adnan (Supervisor’s Name)
                                             Politeknik Ibrahim Sultan, Johor.
                                              kusumaPdP0607@gmail.com

               Key Word: Advertising, mass media

               Abstract :  Advertising is an effective and efficient method or means of mass communication

               in the current era of modernization and globalization. In other words, it is one of the ways or
               means of disseminating information and information to the general public about something

               through  various  print  media  channels  as  well  as  mass  media  such  as  television,  radio,

               newspapers and others. Advertising basically used a form of marketing and business strategy
               by a company, manufacturer or any institution that requires coverage about a product or service

               they are known to the public. Other than that, advertising also used by the government and
               other  parties  for  certain  purposes.  Advertising  done  by  the  government  aims  to  convey

               information, information, calls, and advice so on. In everyday life, human beings cannot escape
               the influence of advertising, especially in the mass media. This is because advertising is one of

               the methods to encourage, persuade, stimulate or influence a person's behavior


               Introduction: The history of advertising can be traced to ancient civilizations. It became a

               major force in capitalist economies in the mid-19th century, based primarily on newspapers and
               magazines. In the 20th century, advertising grew rapidly with new technologies such as direct

               mail, radio, television, the internet and mobile devices. In the 20th century, the media was
               dominated by print, radio, and television, attracting a broad swath of the public, affording

               them the opportunity to read, listen, and watch the world around them in a way that they

               previously had not been able to do.










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