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Social Poster as a Mean of Communication
BOČKOVÁ, Lucie
This diploma thesis with name "Social Poster as a Communication Tool" deals in the content with social advertisings and theirs potential use as a communication tool. The theoretical part deals with graphic design and especially the role of poster as a visual communication medium of advertising. Furthermore, the theoretical part outlines the historical development of advertising and lists the characteristic feature of social advertising, which defines in relation to commercial advertising. It outlines the historical development, refers about the legal and ethical problems of definition and raises questions about its impact and effectiveness in society. Furthermore, the theoretical part contains a list of characteristics of social advertising. It outlines an issues of legal and ethical definition and raises questions about its impact and effectiveness in society. The practical part of this work incorporates the creation own set of six social posters. Set of posters is quite focused on issues specific to the target group. In this context, the work is based on pedagogical and psychological knowledges peculiar to the target group. The assumption is further possible use posters as educational material in the second class students primary schools. On the basis of this materiál it is possible stimulate to discussion on the whole range of social issues. With this is suggested space for communication, asking questions and seeking answers.Part of this work is illustrated appendix, on which is referred to throughout the text. This section is also a record of the creative process and the resulting file of social posters and their possible variations.
Self-regulation of advertising vs. legal regulation of advertising in the Czech Republic
Slaný, Miroslav ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Mikeš, Jiří (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and explain legal and ethical regulation of advertising in the Czech Republic. It also aims to analyze relevant legislation in the Czech legal system in more detail and compare it to the means of self-regulation. We shall refer to their advantages, disadvantages and the interconnection of both systems.
Regulation of advertising, focus on portrayal of women
Ficová, Klára ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Zamazalová, Marcela (referee)
The thesis deals with self-regulation in the advertising, especially image of women in advertising. The main theme focuses on portrayal of women in advertising, gender stereotypes, and sexism. The practical part examines the available studies on women's image and analyzes advertising dealt with Arbitration Commission of Advertising Council in period 2005 - 2009. In conclusion there is a set of recommendations for self-regulatin in advertising.
Ethics in Marketing Communications
Pešek, Ondřej ; Černá, Jitka (advisor) ; Koudelka, Jan (referee)
The thesis focuses on new marketing communication techniques. Their appearance is triggered mainly by technological progress and consumers' immunity to existing methods. Despite business ethics being part of commercial activities of majority of companies and business activities, not seldom do these upcoming and non-standard methods cross the boundaries of law and ethics. This business ethics has institutionalized itself into ethics codes. The thesis provides insight into the issue of the system of legal regulations of advertising in the Czech Republic. The regulation of ethics is executed by "Rada pro reklamu" as so-called self-regulation. The bodies of "RPR", its activity and also the "Code" and its practical application are detailed. The regulation of ethics concerning Public Relations is also involved. Trends are illustrated by many examples from real life.

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