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Commercialism
August 01, 2008
July 22, 2008
Product Placement
Good lord. We've completely gone down the drain. Really.
The New York Times on Tuesday reported that "product placement" -- the practice whereby name-brand products make appearances on television shows and movies ("Hey, look: I'm blowing this guy's brains out with a Winchester gun!") -- is now migrating to TV news.
