Mark Nicholas (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} cosmicity) wrote, |
I'm sure that the networks have a right to bounce the ad you make if they think the content is inappropriate, but yeah, the ads that you see on their page are pre-screened, so they can be run.
Cable network ad time in a single market (one city only, one airing only) is pretty darn cheap... particularly when you're buying the slots available to Comcast (cable companies) to sell directly (they get a certain amount). It is possible these are midnight - 5 (it doesn't say anywhere), but I'm not even certain that'd be necessary. They made a deal with these companies for these stations - I bet the price could even be for normal times.
-m
Cable network ad time in a single market (one city only, one airing only) is pretty darn cheap... particularly when you're buying the slots available to Comcast (cable companies) to sell directly (they get a certain amount). It is possible these are midnight - 5 (it doesn't say anywhere), but I'm not even certain that'd be necessary. They made a deal with these companies for these stations - I bet the price could even be for normal times.
-m
