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In this clip from The Flintstones, which illustrates an early use of product placement, the characters enthusiastically enumerate the merits of Winston cigarettes. The ad is shocking to modern viewers, not least because the series is now thought of as a childrens show; however, it was originally intended for an adult audience. Advertisers must be alert to ensure that ads remain suitable when attitudes or audience changes.
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film, wilma, marketing, consumer marketing, barney rubble, tv, advertising, fred flintstone, marketing strategy, winston cigarettes, betty, business
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