ARC: Teaching: Materials: Sources of Television Ads
areas: promotion: teaching
ARContributions by
Zeynep Arsel,
Victor Barger,
Ray Fisk,
Daire Hooper,
Uzma Khan,
Minu Kumar,
Jeff Langenderfer,
Celso Matos,
Janice Molloy,
Scott Keith Radford,
Simon Sheng and
Alexander Smith
Please send additional links to arc@ama.org.
Related Page: Advertisement Archives
Some sites with archived television advertisements of use in class as examples:
- AdCritic.com - Requires a subscription fee to view ads from the site.
- AdForum.com - Mixture of pay per view and free ads (Ad of the Day).
- Ad Rag - Has a modest 2 Euro fee which buys you 30 days of access
- Advertisement Avenue - Organized by spokesperson, product category, etc.
- Board's Mag - Click on the "screening room" link and browse the ads.
- Clipland - Has video for some commercials as well as other categories of clips.
- IFilm - Has most recent Superbowl ads, among many other sorts of clips.
- Internet Archive - Huge searchable database of TV ads going back to 1950.
- Night of the Adeaters - Searchable, international collection of TV ads.
- TV Adverts - UK television ads with categories such as "funny" or "cool".
- VeryFunnyAds - A collection of funny ads. Screen before showing in class!
- X-Entertainment - Horror and ghoul site with collection of ads from the 80's.