Cultural values and advertising in Malaysia: views from the industry
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Waller, D. S., & Fam, K.-S. (2000). Cultural values and advertising in Malaysia: views from the industry. Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 12(1), 3–16.
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Abstract:
When entering into a new country, marketers must be aware of various environmental differences that they may have to address, such as media restrictions and cultural and legal factors. This paper observes a study of Malaysian media professionals’ perceptions towards various media and advertising restrictions in their country. It found that advertising images, particularly nudity, indecent language, and sexist images, were perceived as major reasons for advertising restrictions.
Date:
2000
ISSN:
1355-5855
Keywords:
national cultures; Malaysia; advertising; regulations; media
Research Type:
Journal Article
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