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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
WGN Merry Own Giveaway
I've always liked this pop-up look for a holiday spot. Well done, WGN:
Chicago's Merry Own Giveaway from Kristi Stone on Vimeo.
Chicago's Merry Own Giveaway from Kristi Stone on Vimeo.
Monday, November 28, 2016
November POPs
At the end of a long book -- the last thing many stations have to do is the POP... showcasing their work from the last month.
Here are a couple of examples from around the country:
November 2016 | POP from ABC30 Creative on Vimeo.
November Sweeps Post-PoP from WFTV/WRDQ Creative on Vimeo.
Here are a couple of examples from around the country:
November 2016 | POP from ABC30 Creative on Vimeo.
November Sweeps Post-PoP from WFTV/WRDQ Creative on Vimeo.
Monday, November 21, 2016
WRAL Apologizes
When Dave Chapelle hosted "Saturday Night Live" a couple of weeks ago - he used some pretty salty language.
I was actually expecting a big deal to be made of it. But nothing came of his cursing on live television-- except in Raleigh Durham, NC -- where WRAL actually censored it.
Instead of being upset that curse words were being blasted on network TV - the viewers were upset that WRAL had chosen to use a long held decency standards policy - and block the words from its viewers.
Viewers pointed out that its a late night comedy show and that no one's ears started bleeding because of Chapelle's language. They didn't like having SNL censored for them.
WRAL heard them loud and clear... and aired this spot on Saturday during SNL:
I was actually expecting a big deal to be made of it. But nothing came of his cursing on live television-- except in Raleigh Durham, NC -- where WRAL actually censored it.
Instead of being upset that curse words were being blasted on network TV - the viewers were upset that WRAL had chosen to use a long held decency standards policy - and block the words from its viewers.
Viewers pointed out that its a late night comedy show and that no one's ears started bleeding because of Chapelle's language. They didn't like having SNL censored for them.
WRAL heard them loud and clear... and aired this spot on Saturday during SNL:
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Ticking Clock
Quick... which long running news magazine show uses a ticking clock?
The answer, of course, is 20/20. Wait. What?
I wonder if that spot was an attempt to confuse people - because the real ticking clock show, 60 Minutes, actually has an interview with Trump on Sunday:
The answer, of course, is 20/20. Wait. What?
I wonder if that spot was an attempt to confuse people - because the real ticking clock show, 60 Minutes, actually has an interview with Trump on Sunday:
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
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