Pepsi is an example I will also use later in this study; I have found Pepsi to play a very big part in the product placement game. It is hard to ignore the amount of Pepsi placements that exist when watching a film, even Mike Myers picks up on Pepsi in his film Wayne's World, in which there is a sketch of a television show in which they make a blatantly obvious Pepsi placement...
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Wasko's argument on product placing is obviously that it is turning the film industry into a ?commodity' but she does include other people's views on the argument of product placement. One point I found particularly interesting was that made by Lois Sheinfield, ?The movie industry may not realize the legal problems attendant upon this valuable resource [corporate America] and the commercialization of film...
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