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An amusing, but (sadly) insightful video about market-designed ads 'This Is a Generic Presidential Campaign Ad, by Dissolve' and a discussion by CBC news 'Calgary company Dissolve creates the perfect (fake) U.S. campaign ad - Using stock footage from its vast collection, this fake presidential campaign ad hits all the tropes' 

'Big Money 2012 The Digital Campaign, PBS Newshour/Election 2012 discusses the way the presidential campaigns are using unprecedented amounts of new data, and controversial new tactics, to target their messages and persuade voters. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/digital-campaign/ - long clip 30 minutes

Political ads created in the movie Swing Vote, mockery of responding too much to a voter:

Pro-gay Republican http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvLrRC567zQ

Pro-life Democrat http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQ_U0QJ3dx0

Immigration http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-cBsa73jjA&feature=related

The Agenda with Steve Paikin - David Herle: Evaluating Attack Ads - The Conservatives launched an attack ad against newly elected Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau, provoking a backlash on social media over the negative tone. David Herle from the Gandalf Group sits down at The Agenda to discuss the efficacy of attack ads in politics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS_w7B35T88 – 20 minutes

Conservatives marketing themselves with fear: Delacourt – The Toronto Star (March 2015) – Discusses the Conservative party’s use of fear in the their marketing strategy – particularly in relation to terrorism and national defense.

Tony Abbott ‘used terror threat as political weapon’ – The New Daily (February 2016) – Discusses claims made by respected senior journalist Aaron Patrick that the Abbot government used the threat of terrorism as a political weapon against their political opponents.