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Sunday, February 18, 2007

The following links contain information related to the stereotyping of TV show viewers for shows and the commercials that are associated with them:

American squirm: At home in a crowd

Super Bowl Ads: Most Popular - IFILM

Salon.com Arts &Entertainment: Don't Call it a Comeback

Home Depot Taps the Weepy Part of Reality TV

Televison and Gender Roles- General Advertisments
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Sunday, February 4, 2007

Blogging in College: The Gender & Pop Culture Blog Experiment

http://genderpopculture.blogspot.com
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Michelle's Pop Culture Analysis

Commercials are overly present but often ignored in today's society. However, these ads are a direct reflection of pop culture's norms and ideas. It is my goal to analyze this element of pop culture and to find the messages and ideals that these ads demonstrate.


Michelle's Pop Culture Analysis

Commercials are overly present but often ignored in today's society. However, these ads are a direct reflection of pop culture's norms and ideas. It is my goal to analyze this element of pop culture and to find the messages and ideals that these ads demonstrate.

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