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“$50,000 of Free Advertising for MIT” Selling Science, Technology, and Universities at the Century of Progress
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Across the decades, World’s Fairs became high-profle spaces for advertising and selling things. The Midway marketed amusement thrills; giant corporations showcased their latest goods. Chicago’s 1933–1934 Century of Progress exposition sold science itself, as a product to satisfy human curiosity, dri
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