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In a 2008 television commercial for which Japanese cellphone company was a monkey shown in an election campaign with the slogan 'Change'?
In a 2008 television commercial for which Japanese cellphone company was a monkey shown in an election campaign with the slogan 'Change'?
Emobile
Which campaign slogan was widely used during the campaign of the first African-American president of the U. S., Barack Obama?
Which campaign slogan was widely used during the campaign of the first African-American president of the U. S., Barack Obama?
Change
In 2006, which company promoted a Black-against-white ad in their multi-vignette PlayStation Portable campaign?
In 2006, which company promoted a Black-against-white ad in their multi-vignette PlayStation Portable campaign?
Sony Corporation
What was the ad constructed to promote in the Sony Corporation campaign in 2006?
What was the ad constructed to promote in the Sony Corporation campaign in 2006?
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Study Notes
Television Commercial
- In 2008, a Japanese cellphone company featured a monkey in an election campaign with the slogan 'Change'.
Presidential Campaign
- 'Change' was a widely used campaign slogan during Barack Obama's presidential campaign, the first African-American president of the U.S.
Advertisement Campaign
- In 2006, Sony Corporation promoted a Black-against-white ad in their multi-vignette campaign for the PlayStation Portable.
Product Promotion
- The 2006 Sony Corporation campaign was constructed to promote the PlayStation Portable.
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Advertising Controversies Quiz: Test your knowledge on controversial ads, including the Emobile monkey campaign and Sony's Black-against-white ad. Explore the cultural and political implications behind these provocative advertisements.
