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It is difficult, if not impossible, to measure redemption rates of coupons, premiums, and direct mail pieces.
Propaganda Model
The assertion that media companies, as businesses, will transmit content that reflects their commercial interests.
Privileged Classes
Social groups granted special advantages or benefits by virtue of their position in the social hierarchy.
Mainstream Media
Traditional forms of mass communication, such as television, newspapers, and radio, considered to reach and be accepted by the largest audience.
Corporate Interests
The objectives, agendas, or motivations of businesses and corporations, often aimed at maximizing profit, expanding market share, and influencing policy and regulation.
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