It is the use of celebrity endorsements in advertising that integrates celebrities as people, the products that they pitch, and the corporate institutions on whose behalves they act, into the name economy. A celebrity endorser may be defined as "any individual who enjoys public recognition and who uses this recognition on behalf of a consumer good by appearing with it in an advertisement"...
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The importance attributed to such advertising may be seen in the estimate that nowadays in the U.S. twenty per cent of all TV commercials feature a famous person and that ten per cent of all advertising dollars are spent on celebrity endorsements. Nike is presented as one of those few brands (coca cola being the obvious comparison) for which its logo, ?the tick or swoosh', has become globally recognisable a symbol laden with distinctive and often shared meaning...
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