The folks at Nike were hoping for a motivational speech. Or at least an audio recording of one. But after shelling out $150,000, all they got were words on a page, the text of one of Vince Lombardi’s famed speeches.
Nike was planning to use the audio recording in a new advertising campaign. But without [...]
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