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Parody is the humorous part of advertising and Japan’s E-mobile has landed in the soup for bringing its mascot the Japanese macaque monkey to imitate Barack Obama by propagating his slogan for “change” in an E-mobile ad. Racial discrimination has.
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The chairman of the Republican National Committee said Saturday he was “shocked and appalled” that one of his potential successors had sent committee...
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Nowadays, Obama seems to be the most valuable brand endorser among the global political personalities. Several brands like E Mobile, Ikea and Maile dijon mustard have...
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