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Just how are the current US shows being advertised?

Posted on September 25, 2008 | 2 comments |

My Own Worst Enemy

Getting people to watch your shiny new show (or returning old show) is always tricky. Billboards are among the main media you can use to get people to tune in, provided you create enough impact.

Here's a shiny collection of billboards (and a couple of magazine spreads and covers) for the current and returning shows in the US, as featured by The Hollywood Reporter, complete with rating. Where I've reviewed the show, I've included a link to the review

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2 Comments

  1. Rev-Views wrote:
    September 26, 2008 | Reply

    Thanks for linking to that list. I've not seen that Shield poster before and it's just completely blown me away with its brilliance. It's not often I'm actually moved by an advert, but that one. Wow.

  2. MediumRob MT replied to Rev-Views's comment:
    September 29, 2008 | Reply

    Glad to be of service!

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