I'm just worried that the day ad execs realize TV spots are doomed, they'll spend the money on a whole crop of new billboards and other ads that invade my physical space, not just my TV.
Another angle: in the Hollywood TV commerical industry, the argument that the "end is nigh" has been used to reduce employee wages and benefits for people working on the spots.
I agree with that; I fear more product placement and advertorials to the point that you can't separate content from ads. I also fear more video news releases.
Does the second statement mean that Tivo owners are anti-union?
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I'm just worried that the day ad execs realize TV spots are doomed, they'll spend the money on a whole crop of new billboards and other ads that invade my physical space, not just my TV.
Another angle: in the Hollywood TV commerical industry, the argument that the "end is nigh" has been used to reduce employee wages and benefits for people working on the spots.
I agree with that; I fear more product placement and advertorials to the point that you can't separate content from ads. I also fear more video news releases.
Does the second statement mean that Tivo owners are anti-union?
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