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tarheelsunc

(2,117 posts)
Sun Nov 11, 2012, 08:30 PM Nov 2012

WTF? FUX with News advertises on ESPN?

I just saw an ad on ESPN for Bill O'Really, Sean insHannity, and Greta van Blusterin's shows on FOX News. Is there any way to get away from them, are they literally everywhere now? Why would ESPN even let them advertise, wouldn't that have the potential of hurting ABC/Disney stations?

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WTF? FUX with News advertises on ESPN? (Original Post) tarheelsunc Nov 2012 OP
Not necessarily jberryhill Nov 2012 #1
Good point. I feel like it was a national ad, because it still had the ESPN ticker at the bottom. tarheelsunc Nov 2012 #3
No idea jberryhill Nov 2012 #4
Money talks and buys anything in USA, Inc. n/t RKP5637 Nov 2012 #2
 

jberryhill

(62,444 posts)
1. Not necessarily
Sun Nov 11, 2012, 08:36 PM
Nov 2012

Your local cable company is given space in which they can sell ads. Whether you saw a national ad or a local insert is not going to be apparent.

tarheelsunc

(2,117 posts)
3. Good point. I feel like it was a national ad, because it still had the ESPN ticker at the bottom.
Sun Nov 11, 2012, 09:03 PM
Nov 2012

I'm not sure if that means anything, can the local companies overlay the ad and keep the ticker on the screen?

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