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plugola
[ pluh-goh-luh ]
noun
Slang.
- payment or favor given to people in media or motion pictures for favorable mention or display of a particular product or brand name.
- promotional mention or praise of someone or something on radio or television.
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If you were a big name—like Jack Benny, whom Samuel calls “the king of integrated advertising”—“plugola” was par for the course.
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Reaffirming its history as a cavalcade of plugola, the show was front-loaded with numbers from the nominated musicals — and even some that weren’t.
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It’s unclear just how widespread such “plugola” schemes are now.
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Such product-friendly segments aren’t just potentially deceptive; they’re illegal, under a federal law that prohibits “payola” or “plugola,” as the practice is commonly known.
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The payola for the plugola usually goes to accommodating producers or property men.
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