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Provocation in advertising Russia Today in the UK
Kremlin 24-hour English-language channel, Russia Today launched its first advertising campaign in the UK.
Presented here provocative posters have appeared in newspapers and on billboards along major highways in the UK. For example, a poster with a collage of images of people Barack Obama (Barack Obama) and iranskogo leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Mahmoud Ahmadinejad). The slogan reads: "Who poses the greatest nuclear threat?»
5 prints via Etoday
The advertising campaign, no doubt, uses provocation, for example, in the issue of climate change during the Copenhagen summit ("This is a scientific fact or science fiction", - reads the inscription on a collage of pictures of a polar bear and an alien), or by comparing the British police football bully, according to the portal media-day.ru.
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Presented here provocative posters have appeared in newspapers and on billboards along major highways in the UK. For example, a poster with a collage of images of people Barack Obama (Barack Obama) and iranskogo leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Mahmoud Ahmadinejad). The slogan reads: "Who poses the greatest nuclear threat?»
5 prints via Etoday
The advertising campaign, no doubt, uses provocation, for example, in the issue of climate change during the Copenhagen summit ("This is a scientific fact or science fiction", - reads the inscription on a collage of pictures of a polar bear and an alien), or by comparing the British police football bully, according to the portal media-day.ru.
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