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    NOBODY WANTED TO PROTECT HIS PRODUCT

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    [07:58 pm] 30 March, 2006

    The 91.1% of the 500 Yerevan inhabitants who took part in the inquiry
    on "Television and Advertisement" want the advertisement broadcasted
    on TV to be curtailed.

    1.2 % want it to be increased at the expense of the taste and
    quality. Only the 7.7 % of the inquiry participants want the
    advertisement to remain the same.

    The survey conducted by the Public Opinion Survey Centre revealed that
    the reason for such sociological state is the advertisement language,
    "the non Armenian mentality," "the advertisement stories indecent
    to an Armenian" and nonprofessionalism. When the same inquiry was
    made in the regions there nobody turned out to be for the notion of
    advertisement, especially when their "favorite serials are interrupted
    by Advertisements".

    The Public Opinion Survey Centre organized a discussion today on the
    theme "Television and Advertisement" which was but a failure. According
    to the director of the Centre Karine Titanyan they also invited the
    representatives of main advertising agencies but none of them came
    to the arrangement.

    Teachers of the Armenian language were present at the discussion who
    expressed their attitude towards the "the fact of spoiling the purity
    and the luxury of the mother tongue."

    By the way, the deputy of the Language State Board Director Marine
    Hovyan was also present and declared that the Board does not have
    lingers to control the TV advertisement. They can only hear whereas the
    National Committee of Television and Radio can turn to the Court. Thus,
    if the expression "special offer for special women" is heard on TV
    or on radio nobody can accuse the Language Centre of not fulfilling
    its liabilities properly.
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