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Japanese to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Advertising / Public Relations | |||||||
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5 | Newspaper ads |
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5 | Ads via written medium |
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4 +1 | print media advertisement |
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平面広告 Newspaper ads Explanation: Yes, it refers to advertising in newspapers. I would simply use that. |
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平面広告 Ads via written medium Explanation: Tranditional advertisement relied on printed material as opposded cyberspace advertisements. For the latter example is Trados ad on this site, among hord of others in the internet. Internet is surely a new medium for advertisement, as opposed to this tradition mode of 平面広告. Let's say 平面広告 is one dimentional, and Radio/TV and other visual/audio is two dimentional, then cyberspace (internet) ads are three dimentional. This is one analogy you do not need to take into consideration at this time. I just wanted to illustrate the difference. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 49 mins (2005-04-20 21:27:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Your understanding on horizontal and vertical ad is interesting! Although you should not even be bothered by that notion here. 平面広告 is, to put it simply, a written ads, let it be newspaper, poster, leaflet, flyer, magazine, or what Japanese usually and errorneously say パンフレット ....... Reference: http://www.ntt.co.jp/news/news04/0401/040127.html |
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print media advertisement Explanation: Print media advertisement See the following site, et. at, as Google hits as many as 403 usages. Reference: http://www.saltwatertides.com/misc.dir/adinfo.html |
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