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Orientador: Maximiliano Martin Vicente / Banca: Maria Inez Mateus Dota / Banca: Adolfo Queiroz / Resumo: A presente dissertação tem por finalidade analisar a campanha midiática do Programa Fome Zero veiculada na televisão no primeiro semestre de 2003 e sua implementação num município do interior paulista, a cidade de Bauru. Para avaliar o tema proposto, adotou-se uma trajetória na qual se avalia a nova ordem internacional, suas contradições e a forma como o Brasil acabou aderindo a seus princípios. Tal avaliação auxilia o posicionamento da mídia na atualidade e, junto à análise do discurso da campanha em estudo e à pesquisa de campo realizada em Bauru, onde foram aferidos seus acertos e equívocos, faz entender como tal campanha caminha na contramão da proposta do Programa Fome Zero. / Abstract: This dissertation aims at analyzing the Fome Zero Program media campaign broadcasted on television during the first semester of 2003 and the Program implementation in the city of Bauru, São Paulo. In order to assess the above mentioned theme, the strategy of analyzing the new international order, its contradictions and the way Brazil adhered to its principles was adopted. This analysis helps the assessment of the media’s perspective nowadays and, along with the Fome Zero campaign discourse analysis and the field research carried out in Bauru where its appropriateness and flaws were verified, provides an understanding of how this campaign is contradictory with the Program's purpose. / Mestre

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This master thesis deals with Czech television commercial products in relation to cooperation with media houses. The objective is to evaluate the presence of commercial products in Czech Television using qualitative and quantitative research, taking into consideration the part of the viewer, and advertiser of individual campaigns focusing on media houses. The thesis consists of two parts. The first theoretical part introduces the issue of commercial communication, characteristics and measurability of media. Further, it deals with media influence of Czech Television, including commercial products which may be used in broadcasting. The second part looks into the implementation process of barter between Czech Television and media house. After that, there are secondary data obtained from the project MML-TGI and primary data from the questionnaire survey analyzed. Fi-nally are presented interviews with practitioners who provide a comprehensive view of the ongoing barter cooperation.

The master thesis is focused on media campaign of Salafi militant organizations. These organizations organize their own campaigns to promote their objectives and formulate their own opinions, which they often spread through the Internet. This medium allows the organizations to fully customize their campaign's content, because it is not censored. The 21st century information environment has contributed significantly to making Salafi militant organizations international actors that should be taken into account. In addition, they are able to publish the content of their ideas in different languages while spreading them through several media to reach the widest possible audience. The main purpose of this diploma thesis is to determine whether the objectives of the organizations are reflected in their English-written magazines, namely Gaidi Mtaani and Dabiq, published by Al-Shabaab and Daesh respectively. The objectives of both organizations are divided into four categories, specifically, strategic religious objectives, strategic political objectives, fundamental objectives and intermediated objectives. Since the two organizations are dissimilar and their objections are distinct and therefore incomparable, each organization and its magazine are analyzed separately. The thesis does not seek to generalize...

Indoor tanning (IT) increases risk of developing skin cancer. A social media campaign to reduce mother's permissiveness toward their teenage daughters IT was evaluated. Mothers (N = 869) of daughters aged 14–17 in 34 states without bans on IT by minors were enrolled in a randomized trial with assessments at baseline and 12-months follow-up in 2017–19. A year-long adolescent health campaign was delivered to all mothers. The intervention group received posts on preventing IT and the control group, posts about preventing prescription drug misuse. Daughters (n = 469; 54.0%) completed the assessments at baseline and 12 months. At 12-month follow-up, intervention-group mothers were less permissive of IT by daughters (unadjusted means = 1.70 [95% CI: 1.59, 1.80] v. 1.85 [1.73, 1.97] [5-point Likert scale], b = -0.152), reported more communication about avoiding IT with daughters (4.09 [3.84, 4.35] v. 3.42 [3.16, 3.68] [sum of 7 yes/no items], b = 0.213), and had lower intentions to indoor tan (1.41 [1.28, 1.55] v. 1.60 [1.43, 1.76] [7-point likelihood scale], b = -0.221) than control-group mothers. Daughters confirmed intervention-group mothers communicated about IT (3.81 [3.49, 4.14] v. 3.20 [2.87, 3.53] [sum of 7 yes/no items], b = 0.237) and shared IT posts (unadjusted percentages = 52.4% v. 36.4%, b = 0.438) more than control-group mothers. No differences were found in IT behavior, self-efficacy to refuse permission, and negative attitudes toward IT. A social media campaign may be an effective strategy to convince mothers to withhold permission for IT, which may help increase the effectiveness of state laws designed to reduce IT by minors by requiring parental permission.

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Social media has created new protest spaces and has enabled people to do things differently. The focus of the research is on campaign groups, created before social media was used as a tool for protest. It has been undertaken to achieve the aim of the challenges and opportunities of incorporating new forms of social media into existing protest campaigns through a case study of anti-airport expansion groups in the UK. Social media data was obtained from three anti-airport expansion groups which included the extraction of approximately 9,000 tweets and 8,000 Facebook posts. The data were then analysed using social network analysis, time series analysis and semi-structured interviews. The results of social network analysis and time series analysis informed the development of the questions directed at the social media coordinators of each group. The main findings are that Airport Watch and HACAN Clearskies exhibit very similar Twitter networks and favour interaction with the media, similar anti-airport expansion groups and also pro-airport expansion groups. Transition Heathrow demonstrates more varied interaction patterns. All groups dominate their respective Facebook page and group networks apart from HACAN Clearskies which has non-assigned leaders controlling information dissemination in the group. Time series analysis uncovered variations in social media usage; overall for all three campaign groups Twitter was utilised more than Facebook.

The aim of this Master Thesis is to provide an overview of the theoretical marketing tools necessary for the development and implementation of the marketing campaigns in social media. The thesis work is structured in three parts. The first part describes the theoretical marketing tools and frameworks advised to be used for the development of the social media marketing campaign. The second part of this thesis work recommends the tools needed for the actualization of the campaign. The practical part of this thesis work, the third part, presents a showcase about The Ultimate Tour Competition 2013, a social media marketing campaign developed and implemented by the author using some of the tools suggested in the first two parts of the thesis work. The information and data needed for the development of the social media marketing campaign was acquired by the author during the internship in the TourRadar and by the means of secondary research.