Can we ever escape product placement?
"Supersize Me" star Morgan Spurlock explains how ad campaigns have penetrated every part of American life
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
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Morgan Spurlock sells out
The director's latest, "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold," is an ingeniously constructed look at product placement
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