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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about advertising preferences among peers aged 17-23. Most respondents in that age range reported that their favorite TV channel is BBC and that they watch ads through social media like Facebook and YouTube. When asked what they want to see in ads, most peers said they want ads to show realistic college facilities and have good music. Based on the responses, any ad created will appear on social media and aim to be realistic.
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