Difference between revisions of "Public Service Announcement"
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| − | A '''public service announcement''' is an [[advertisement]], not to sell a product or service, but to promote a concept "for the public good." The typical buyer is either the government or a non-profit organization promoting a value it finds conducive to good government or to its version of a sound society. | + | A '''public service announcement''' (commonly abbreviated as a '''PSA''')is an [[advertisement]], not to sell a product or service, but to promote a concept "for the public good." The typical buyer is either the government or a non-profit organization promoting a value it finds conducive to good government or to its version of a sound society. Public service announcements commonly deal with issues such as [[illegal drugs]], texting while driving, etc. |
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Revision as of 03:34, August 21, 2017
A public service announcement (commonly abbreviated as a PSA)is an advertisement, not to sell a product or service, but to promote a concept "for the public good." The typical buyer is either the government or a non-profit organization promoting a value it finds conducive to good government or to its version of a sound society. Public service announcements commonly deal with issues such as illegal drugs, texting while driving, etc.