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Product Placement
PRODUCT PLACEMENT Image from the short film “Logorama” which won the 2010 Oscar for Best Short Animated Film “Product placement is a promotional tactic where a real commercial product is used in fictional or non-fictional media in order to increase consumer interest in the product”1. THE BEGINNING Product placement is not a recent phenomenon as commonly believed, but dates back to the earliest days of cinema2. It originated more that a century ago in “soap opera” radio broadcasts, a significant means of popular entertainment at the time which often mentioned various soap products within the storyline in exchange for financial support3. In the 1890’s, when the first films were released, the Lumiere brothers heavily incorporated Lever Brothers' Sunlight Soap into their films (such as Washing Day in Switzerland in 1896) because of their strong business association with a Lever publicist4. In the 1930s, De Beers had its agents give studio executives sample diamonds to use in roles that showed women being swayed by the gift of a diamond jewel. Not uncommonly, the diamonds were never returned. As brands took on more global significance, product placement became more open—and routine5. 1 http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~hal/Courses/StratTech09/Tech/Preso/D-placement.doc 2 http://www.filmcritic.com/features/2010/05/product-placement-in-the-movies/ 3 http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~hal/Courses/StratTech09/Tech/Preso/D-placement.doc 4 http://www.filmcritic.com/features/2010/05/product-placement-in-the-movies/ http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~hal/Courses/StratTech09/Tech/Preso/D-placement.doc -
AHEPA Holds 86Th Annual Supreme Convention in Athens More Than 2,000 Ahepans Flock to Athens for First Time in 38 Years for Weeklong Convention
O C V ΓΡΑΦΕΙ ΤΗΝ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ Bringing the news ΤΟΥ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΣΜΟΥ to generations of ΑΠΟ ΤΟ 1915 The National Herald Greek Americans A WEEKLY GREEK AMERICAN PUBLICATION c v www.thenationalherald.com VOL. 11, ISSUE 560 July 5, 2008 $1.00 GREECE: 1.75 EURO AHEPA Holds 86th Annual Supreme Convention in Athens More Than 2,000 Ahepans Flock to Athens for First Time in 38 Years for Weeklong Convention By Yannis Sofianos and address AHEPA’s delegates dur- Special to The National Herald ing their return to their country of origin. Greek Prime Minister Costas ATHENS – For one week, between Karamanlis, Foreign Minister Dora July 1 to July 7, AHEPA will retrace Bakoyannis, Greek Parliament Pres- its roots and travel to its founders’ ident Demetris Sioufas and Arch- homeland for a unique homecom- bishop Ieronymos of Athens and all ing, as this historic Greek American Greece will all be attending AHEPA organization holds its 86th Annual events throughout the week, includ- Supreme Convention in Athens, ing the grand banquet formal, Greece. According to AHEPA which will take place this Saturday, Supreme President Ike Gulas, this July 5 at the Athens Intercontinen- event “is like a large pilgrimage to tal Hotel. the birthplace of democracy and Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Western civilization.” Theodoros Kassimis, who oversees In a statement to The National Greek Diaspora issues, is sitting in Herald, Mr. Gulas called the con- on most of the conferences taking vention “a very important and his- place throughout the week-long toric moment for AHEPA.” He added convention, as is Archbishop that “I am very excited to be serving Demetrios of America. -
Sakis Rouvas: Watch That Man!
Sakis Rouvas: Watch That Man! Greece’s only pop superstar talks to Athens Plus about music, fatherhood and his new movie Sakis Rouvas- just that name, just those letters in that order: S-a-k-i-s R-o-u-v-a-s can send literally tens of thousands of Greek teeny-bopper and twenty-something girls into gynecological panics and mild neurasthenic disorders. The impossibly handsome, multi-talented singer, actor, dancer, musician and athlete has, in roughly the last twenty years, captured the heart, soul and imagination of an entire country, and done it with style. His breathtaking live shows, pop chart singles, television appearances and personal life are constant subjects of conversation in nearly every coffee shop, restaurant, bar and office in Greece. 2009 has been, unquestionably, a vintage year for our national paragon, the Sakis-man. His newest CD release, Irthes, shredded the charts with hits. His eye-popping performance of the song This is Our Night at the Eurovision contest in Moscow was a singular joy to behold among the mostly cheesy, plastic pop-ballads and lame, light glurp which tend to permeate the show. He became a new father to a stunningly beautiful baby girl, and his second feature film, Duress, was released last week to enthusiastic reviews. He took some time out from his, dare I say, monumentally busy schedule to answer a few questions for Athens Plus. 1. You have worked with many producers and songwriters on your cds and albums. How involved are you in post-production treatments of the songs: mixing, effects, choice of sound dynamics, etc.