By: Pat O'Brien

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Blatant Product Placement You May Have Missed at the Oscars

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By now we’ve all heard the cries of blatant product placement over the prominently displayed Samsung phone Ellen DeGeneres used throughout this year’s Oscars ceremony (most notably to take this all-star Oscars selfie). The Samsung phone may have been the most obvious, but, as these screenshots prove, there were actually several other examples of product placement throughout the show.

Notice anything suspicious?

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