Mysteries of modern life

[David Morris]

Here's the word from a good friend who works for Netflix:

"Well, to be fair, Netflix never bought ads nor sponsored his show.
They bought various inventory. Which means the ads could have aired
during news breaks within the time slot when he aired and Netflix
would not have known about it. And, the listener would never know the
difference. It's a bit Byzantine, this media buying thing."

On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Rich Clavey <antizoyd at yahoo.com> wrote:
> My wife called Netflix yesterday after I read here that they were sponsers and what they told her was that their ads somehow got placed on Rush's show sorta like by a third party--i dont know the exact words they used or how that works--but that Netflix was aware of the situation and was going to make sure it didnt happen again. I don't see how Netflix couldnt be aware of where their ads are being placed.
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> Rich