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An Artifact From MTV's Product Placement Stone Age
Friday, April 24, 2009In a blog post yesterday, Businessweek's Jon Fine -- who's also a former Ad Ager -- dredged up the forgotten history of hair metal band Autograph and its pioneering product placement during MTV's wee years.
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