The Human Target - Internet Advertising Gone Wrong
A couple of moments ago, I went to AOL.com to see what fresh content they had put up today and was greeted with a heartbreaking headline about four missing American college students in Haiti who were on a humanitarian mission when the earthquake struck last week.
Then, just as I was going to click-through to read about the parents' anguished search for their children... The Human Target - Premiering On Fox - burst through the story headline with digital flames and bullet holes.
Call me crazy, and I realize it's hard to pick and chose which stories get the full animated advertising treatment, but this seems a little inappropriate to me.
Can't The Human Target just burst through Ben Silverman and Jeff Zucker stories?
Jill Kennedy - OnMedea
Then, just as I was going to click-through to read about the parents' anguished search for their children... The Human Target - Premiering On Fox - burst through the story headline with digital flames and bullet holes.
Call me crazy, and I realize it's hard to pick and chose which stories get the full animated advertising treatment, but this seems a little inappropriate to me.
Can't The Human Target just burst through Ben Silverman and Jeff Zucker stories?
Jill Kennedy - OnMedea
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I see that all that time, Jill. I'll go to some story at the NY Times or LA Times and there will be some dancing ad for a new cell phone or pizza delivery.
I remember when NBC showed Schindler's List commercial free (presented by Chevy Trucks). It seemed inappropriate only in the way it was presented. Those animated ads only last a few seconds - I think anyone placing them should only have them pop up over a fluff story. It does take you away from the reverence.
Yeah that's unfortunate.
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