And these are the 4 choices:
CNN
Sky News
BBC World News:
And .......
.... wait for it .....
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...
...
...
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CNBC Europe
.... who will evidently take anybody's advertising Euro.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
4 choices
That's what you get from Orange for your €39,90 ... 4 English language TV Channels (oh and about 100 other channels of various languages plus VOIP and Internet). I guess that's a pretty good price for the package.
And these are the 4 choices:
CNN
Sky News
BBC World News:
And .......
.... wait for it .....
...
...
...
...
...
CNBC Europe
.... who will evidently take anybody's advertising Euro.
And these are the 4 choices:
CNN
Sky News
BBC World News:
And .......
.... wait for it .....
...
...
...
...
...
CNBC Europe
.... who will evidently take anybody's advertising Euro.
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I'm watching Bush's War on Frntline.
look you can too...
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/bushswar/
Who WON'T take anybody's advertising Euro?
And technically, it's not advertising -- it's advertorial, which is a somewhat different, skankier (IMO) variant.
Ah - does that come from the hybrid category that also includes infotainment and coopetition?
No, infotainment is Oprah or First Edition -- shows that purport to offer information, but really are just entertainment vehicles. They usually usually supported by advertising.
Advertorial is itself advertising -- long-format paid programming (15-60 minutes, usually) that is supposed to look and feel like regular program or news program, but is actually an ad where they're trying to sell you something. I put most TV preachers and "programs" about miracle diet programs and exercise equipment ("You can have abs like THIS is just 10 minutes a day!)in that category.
Coopetition is when two companies that are normally adversaries cooperate in some fashion -- like when TV networks share "pool" footage that they all chip in for because it's too expensive for each of them to send their own TV crews to East Bloatavia, or Ford licenses hybrid engine technology from Toyota, or Microsoft writes software that runs on IBM servers.
Holy shizz, is that new title photo awesome or WHAT?! I'm putting it in my Flickr account.
Thanks Zeke. I have to hand it to Junior ... he only has one tooth but he knows how to work it.
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