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| Comcast's onscreen guide ads rollout continues |
| Written by Chris Tew | |
| Wednesday, 24 January 2007 | |
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Filed under: Advertising, Cable TV, News, Comcast It seems to be a continuing trend for TV companies to start implementing adverts within the Electronic Program Guides (EPGs) of PVRs. Comcast is one such company which is continuing to get on board with this.Here on PVRWire we have discussed these ads appearing in some territories on Comcast PVRs. The ads have previously been reported in Michigan, Minnesota, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maryland, Tucson AZ, and Washington DC areas. Now PVRWire has recently received an email claiming that the adverts are now appearing in the Miami/Florida region, bumping the 5th row of the program guide for a banner advert. JJ Hawkins has summed up why these adverts are not only a pain, but unfair for Comcast subscribers. If you don't like these ads then why not get involved and let Comcast know about it and Kill those Comcast Ads! [Thanks Fullman for the tip!]Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Read more at: http://www.pvrwire.com/2007/01/24/comcast-s-onscreen-guide-ads-rollout-continues/. |
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