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If your product category has broad appeal, to gain effective reach and frequency, you must buy several networks or radio stations.
High-Context Culture
High-Context Culture refers to societies or groups where communication relies heavily on contextual elements such as body language, status, and tone, rather than explicitly stated words.
Explicit Content
Material that contains clear, direct expressions or depictions of adult themes or subjects.
Cultural Context
The various social, historical, and cultural factors that influence the meaning of communications or events.
High-Context Culture
Cultures where communication is often indirect and the context of the message is just as important as the words used.
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