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For one, ads aren't the only revenue stream for network television, nor has it been for decades. Second, standard viewing time is 23 minutes and 7 of ads. How i
by cududa 14y ago
For one, ads aren't the only revenue stream for network television, nor has it been for decades. Second, standard viewing time is 23 minutes and 7 of ads. How in the hell does 10 minutes of a 30 minute time slot equate to 50% of the programming schedule? Can you help me understand your math? Third, how in the hell is your BofA statement analogy relevant to anything? Is it your opinion that anytime you 'feel' something is done to you unjustly, it's all exactly the same?
- Terretta 14y ago20 mins programming, 10 mins ads; ads are not programming, but are as long as 50% of the programming. I thought his math was quite clear. (Think 50% markup, not 50% off.) And 23/7, 22/8, 20/10, 18/12, 17/13... There are shows with all these ratios.
- dpark 14y ago"50% of the programming is advertising" is not the same thing as "the advertising is 50% as long as the programming". The first includes advertising in the programming. Maybe this idiom works in some other languages, but not in English.