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I agree that Sony didn't purposefully try to suggest racial divisiveness in their ads. It's just that, unfortunately, that's what the ads do.I also agree that depicting your own products as competing against one another is just not a good idea advertising-wise.Next time, try the Ying/Yang symbol Sony.
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macally @ Jul 6th 2006 4:25AM
I agree that Sony didn't purposefully try to suggest racial divisiveness in their ads. It's just that, unfortunately, that's what the ads do.
I also agree that depicting your own products as competing against one another is just not a good idea advertising-wise.
Next time, try the Ying/Yang symbol Sony.