http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/

is full of advertisments and offers that people whant you to take.
shows deals and others.

Hiden - hidden meaning
Overt - obvious in its infomation that its given
Inversion - inverse persition to what it means
Surrealsim - asentric express using unusla combinations
Persuation - wanting you to buy
Infomation - helpfull and informative
Propaganda - spread ideas to influnce people
Compassion - pitty , helpfull, pitty etc (charaties)
Nostalgia - traditional hand made, organic etc
Endorsement - lots of items
Sophistigated - complicated

Advertisement War !

All around us there are differnet companys using differnet tatics and stratagies to gain the viewers respect into buying or purchasing there product

two of the most powerfull companys (microsoft and apple) both seem to want to be better than each other, with apple mac ujsing there "development" scheme and microsoft with "conosole" and "pc" power scheme.

MICROSOFT
Microsoft have used thousands of different advertisment to get them "noticed"
Examples

Halo- www.bungie.net
Microsoft Windows- http://www.microsoft.com/
Xbox/Xbox 360- http://www.xbox.com/

making and developing new software , games and consoles. need brand new advertisment stratagies. and i think microsoft has succesfully done this.

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/41223000/jpg/_41223007_microsoft203g.jpg
http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/ppmem/images/austinofficeformac1.jpg

mono-research.
Mcdonalds has been using alots of different tactics to gain there customers value and respect, fisrtly it started off with a chartoon charater all the way to modern witch is sport and 3d animation.

http://www.gewista.at/upload/249803f7757f_download2002baby_mcdonalds.jpg
http://www.hinduismtoday.com/press_releases/mcdonalds/mcdonalds-fries.jpg
http://www.srimedia.com/artman/uploads/mcdonalds-ronald-c-160x265.jpeg
http://www.nifaron.com/blog/images/mcdonalds.jpg
http://ecuador.indymedia.org/images/2002/11/887.jpg

ICT has given advertisement a big kick up the backside, enababling adverts to spread around the world, but some may find "pop-ups" of adverts annoying

ASA - Advertising Standards Authority

http://www.asa.org.uk/asa/about/
this site gives a great referance to what ASA means
ASA is the standard rights and regulations of adverts.+