The ads have changed. Back in my adolescence, I would read the back pages of Byte, Nintendo World, Sega something, Computer Shopper. I devoured them, there was no scorn.
These days it is ads of folks around my age doing a yoga type of a thing on a beach and stretching joyfully at sunrise.
The ads are about some meds that can cause suicidal thoughts and constipation (in small print and quick blah blah blah) but "may" help your arthritis.
Then, a $150K Ranger Rover ad, a thing I'd never want to be seen in even if I could afford it.
I've worked in digital ad tech for many years, I like ads, but I want good ads. Never bought anything from a 180 second long ad on Amazon Prime Video.
One would think that with all PII that's been gathered, a brand could scratch an itch, but nah, it's just useless carpet bombing.
I've been to France and I've seen the ads on public channels on a hotel TV. They were very innocuous compared to merde we are fed in the states.
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The ads have changed. Back in my adolescence, I would read the back pages of Byte, Nintendo World, Sega something, Computer Shopper. I devoured them, there was no scorn.
These days it is ads of folks around my age doing a yoga type of a thing on a beach and stretching joyfully at sunrise.
The ads are about some meds that can cause suicidal thoughts and constipation (in small print and quick blah blah blah) but "may" help your arthritis.
Then, a $150K Ranger Rover ad, a thing I'd never want to be seen in even if I could afford it.
I've worked in digital ad tech for many years, I like ads, but I want good ads. Never bought anything from a 180 second long ad on Amazon Prime Video.
One would think that with all PII that's been gathered, a brand could scratch an itch, but nah, it's just useless carpet bombing.
I've been to France and I've seen the ads on public channels on a hotel TV. They were very innocuous compared to merde we are fed in the states.