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Some of the finest towns in the country have their central areas liberally spattered with advertising hoardings; almost every newspaper and maga-zine depends on advertisements to keep it alive; half the country’s television viewing is paid for by advertisers; many cinemas have commercial films between the entertainment ones; our letterboxes are frequently stuffed with colourful leaflets and free samples; and most of the buses and trains keep their fares down by carrying advertisement panels.
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Sidey, P.J. (1967). Pest or benefactor?. In: The World of Money. The Nation Today. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00475-1_16
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