 In some countries, not-for-profit organizations are permitted to run advertisements through certain media outlets free-of-charge if the message contained.

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 In some countries, not-for-profit organizations are permitted to run advertisements through certain media outlets free-of-charge if the message contained in the ad concerns an issue viewed as for the ―greater good ‖ of society. For instance, ads directed at social causes, such as teen-age smoking, illegal drug use and mental illness may run on television, radio and other media without cost to organizations sponsoring the advertisement.

 Advertising Trends Like most areas of marketing, advertising is changing rapidly. Some argue that change has affected advertising more than any other marketing function. The more important trends in advertising include:  Digital Convergence :In advertising convergence, and more appropriately digital convergence, refers to a growing trend for using computer technology to deliver media programming and information. Convergence allows one media outlet to take advantage of features and benefits offered through other media outlets. For instance, in many areas around the world television programming is now delivered digitally via cable, telephone or satellite hook-up.

 Focus on Audience Tracking: The movement to digital convergence provides marketers with the basic resources needed to monitor a user‘s activity, namely, digital data. Any media outlet that relies on computer technology to manage the flow of information does so using electronic signals that eventually form computer data. For media outlets delivering information in digital form, the potential exists for greater tracking and matching this with information about the person receiving the digital data.  Audience Concern with Tracking : While media convergence offers marketers more options for tracking response to advertisements, such activity also raises ethical and legal concerns. Many consumers are not pleased to learn their activities are being monitored when they engage a media outlet. The following examples of how marketers are tracking users: - Television viewing - Television recording - Internet spyware

 Advertisement Skipping and Blocking :one reason consumers are attracted to the DVR(digital video recorder) is their ability to quickly skip over commercials, this presents major issues for advertisers who are paying for advertisements Advertisers who feel frustrated with television ad-skipping may opt to invest their promotional funds in other media outlets where consumers are more likely to be exposed to an advertisement.  Changing Media Choices : There is a major cultural shift occurring in how people use media for entertainment, news and information. Many traditional media outlets, such as newspapers and major commercial television networks, are seeing their customer base eroded by the emergence of new media outlets. Examples include:  Podcasting Audio  Podcasting Video  RSS Feeds  Networked Gaming