Abstract

Advertising plays a crucial role in advocating social values, promoting moral concepts, and shaping standardized social behavior. With its unique form of expression and distinct content, advertising has gained significant influence in contemporary society. As a fusion of social economy and culture, public service advertising has evolved into a distinctive form of television program communication. It not only upholds the technical value of advertising for promoting civilized consumption but also reinterprets the multi-faceted meaning of advertising from a cultural standpoint. This provides a fertile ground for the development of television advertising in real society, distinct from its traditional commercial value. This article aims to explore the social and cultural value of television public service advertisements by analyzing specific communication phenomena. By employing background investigations and data research, this study delves into the role of public service advertising, its advantages and disadvantages, and proposes potential solutions to address these limitations. Through this research, a comprehensive understanding of public service advertisings significance is achieved, enabling the refinement of strategies to tackle current challenges.

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