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    hese brand-damaging ads, had to have seen ads like these, themselves...and asked the same question.

    We think we can speak for the general cable audience when we say “STOP the madness!”

    Prospective advertisers, you might want to answer these questions before proceeding:

    1. Do you have quality products or services?

    2. Do your products/services hold strong benefits for the demographic audience who will be exposed to your cable spots?

    3. Do

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