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May 14th, 2009 |
By CJ |
Category: Musings
This past television season has seen an amazing shift in the entertainment viewing landscape. Due to a ripening of a variety of media, we have finally entered the nirvana of on-demand entertainment. The question is: how to monetize it?
Tags: ads, advert, advertising, annoy, blipvert, broadcast, commercial, entertainment, hulu, max headroom, monetize, on-demand, online, revenue, scripted, show, television, viewing
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May 7th, 2009 |
By CJ |
Category: Gripes
Even if we don’t admit it, at some point just about everyone with a television will watch one of the 1/2-hour product infomercials. You can’t help it. They suck you in. The thing I hate is how they subtly suck your wallet.
Tags: ads, advertising, as seen on tv, business, commerce, complain, congress, consumer, fool, ftc, government, infomercial, installment, law, method, money, payments, price, protection, regulation, scam, total
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Jan 31st, 2009 |
By CJ |
Category: Gripes
Super Bowl. Football. Commercials. The Boss. More Commercials. Trophy. Worth it? Maybe. The Winner? You know, that’s the question, isn’t it? Why do we watch this circus every year, awarding it the highest television rating? Is it just about the game with the funny-shaped ball?
Tags: ads, afl, bruce, commercial, entertainment, football, game, halftime, nfl, pre-game, springsteen, super bowl, the boss
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Aug 25th, 2008 |
By CJ |
Category: Gov't and Politics, Gripes
I loathe political attack ads. They don’t contribute to the constructive debate and are often such a conglomeration of out-of-context snippets (I simply can’t call them facts) that they could easily be called slander. Still, they do serve a very important service in an otherwise undecided election: how a candidate deals with having an opponent [...]
Tags: ads, advertising, campaign, election, electorate, kerry, mccain, obama, politics, poopy head, presidential, public opinion
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