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...). Virilio , Paul . 1994 . The vision machine . London: BFI. Weiner , Annette . 1995 . Culture and our discontents. American Anthropologist 97 : 14 -40. Willigan , Geraldine E. 1992 . High performance marketing: An interview with Nike's Phil Knight. Harvard Business Review July...

.... Before an encounter with content, there is the encounter with surface. As the Nike, Inc. advertising campaign “Chamber of Fear” reveals, that encounter serves a vital purpose in the relationship between publicity and visual communication. Copyright 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 I thank...

... accessible through a variety of hand-held personal information/ entertainment devices. Against the grain, Ommen focuses on the posterized world of unmoving images brought to us by the arts and institutions of graphic design. His essay analyzes Nike’s “Chamber of Fear” advertising campaign, launched...

... the Nike swoosh, the U.S. flag, the eagle, Marilyn Monroe, and Malcolm’s X. Madonna also makes frequent appearances on the streets of Dakar. David G. Nicholls teaches at Bilkent University in Turkey and is the author of the forthcoming Conjuring the Folk: Forms of Modernity in African...

..., digital media, consumer engagement, virtual marketing, and other vanguard modalities of strategic communications. In the most anticipated speech of the 2013 event, Dan Wieden, the creative force behind Nike’s “Just Do It” campaign and cofounder of Wieden+Kennedy (W+K), addressed the attendees with his...

... Vietnamese sporting Nike® gear, only a party member would dis- play such emblems as these. Air and Space hardly needs to sell American flags to tourists...

... shortage, aerated drinks are freely available.”3 The photograph became a “problem” only after Plachi- 3. Haksar’s Coca-Cola and Nike photographs will be published in a book titled Brand Ironies, in which his photographs “relate advertising pieces to ground reality,” as he argued after the Coca...

... • and Consumer Society Michael Storper • Freeway to Marking Time with Nike: The Illusion of the Durable Celia China (Version 2, for Liverpool) Allan Sekula • Capitalism Lury • Race, Nationality, Mobility: A History of the Pass- and Autochthony: The Seesaw of Mobility...

.... 24 PC 13.1-03 Ganahl 2/5/01 10:01 AM Page 25 that the corporate world has been registering (“trademarking”) more and more Language, sentences taken from common speech—for example, Nike’s “Just do it,” Apple’s Commodification, “Think different...

... of aesthetics — that for most of us, mass-produced commodities are the very stuff of our lifeworlds, that they constitute our everyday environments. Shaviro writes, The aim of brands like Nike, Disney, Apple, Microsoft, and Sony is to market...

..., buildings themselves are designed to shift effortlessly between structure and screen. The CCTV tower has already doubled as a substrate for video images, as on June 12, 2008, a series of Nike-produced short films were projected on the walls of the building in anticipation of the Olym- pic Games...

... Most Popular Instagram Accounts, September 10, 2013 Category Examples of Instagram Users Percentage of Sample Celebrity—musician Justin Bieber, Beyoncé 34 Celebrity—actor Zooey Deschanel, Channing Tatum 15 Brands Nike, Starbucks 13 Celebrity—reality TV Kim Kardashian, Snooki...

... culture reflects how corporations target African Americans as prime mar- kets for their products. The Nike/Michael Jordan advertisements are probably the most popular, with the Gatorade slogan “I want to be like Mike,” adding to the increased awareness that links stylish commodity consumption...

... document (hence the term “undocumented To address the potential for unauthorized immigration to south Florida, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS hereafter)4 opened the Krome Avenue Detention Center on a former Nike missile site twenty miles from downtown Miami, on the edges...

... corporations. My buying Nike running shoes may say something about how I want to be or appear, the kind of empowered agent who can take “Just do it!” as my motto. In doing this, I identify myself with those heroes of sport and the great leagues they play in, and I join millions of others in expressing...