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  • Brand activism : a case study of Colin Kaepernick and Nike's Dream Crazy campaign 
    Terrell, Chelsea Joyce (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    This paper examines the implications of brand activism in Nike’s 30th anniversary Dream Crazy campaign. Using both applied aesthetics and visual semiotics, I deconstructed two components of the Dream Crazy campaign. I ...
  • Facebook's terms and agreements : a quantitative observation of a consent society 
    Howse, Bria Monique (San Francisco State University, 2019)
    This paper aims to explore the behavioral traits that may contribute to Facebook users not reading the terms and agreement that are put in place by the social media site as well as the effects of internet privacy literacy. ...
  • Perceptions of traditional beauty standards in televised pageants 
    De La Cruz, Dania Melissa (San Francisco State University, 2018)
    Media images of women who embody traditional standards of beauty tend to affect women’s satisfaction with their bodies. The purpose of this study was to understand the impact that watching televised beauty pageants has ...
  • Breaking news and sponsored content 
    Haynes, Leonard Lee (San Francisco State University, 2018)
    This study examines to what degree native advertisements are relevant or irrelevant to the breaking news stories in which they are embedded on mobile news applications. Additionally, this study investigates the denotative ...
  • Homogenization of Russophones and Russian culture in U.S. media : a case study 
    White, Olga A. (San Francisco State University, 2016)
    This case study addresses how Russian-speakers are homogenized in U.S. media and why this homogenization occurs. Using ideological criticism, a content analysis of news coverage from FOX News, CNN, and MSNBC deconstructs ...