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Star Wars Argumentative Analysis

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The article “Disney using the force of unboxing videos to hype Star Wars merchandise,” by Shan Li, creates the question if Disney has turned product promotions into a more suitable version for our generation, which includes online programming such as Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, etc. Disney is airing an 18 hour live stream on the Star Wars Youtube channel, unboxing the new gadgets that are coming out for the new movie, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”. The stream will include unboxings from many places around the world featuring a number of popular Youtube personalities. One problem with the idea of the live stream is that people can get off the stream at anytime. Most people won 't stay on for the full 18 hours. This could create a problem with

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