Posted by Southern Ray on October 01, 2017 at 16:19:56 from (172.2.110.173):
Miss Kim knows when each of us comes into her house to visit. We come here to share our hopes, dreams, challenges, accomplishments, and just visit. She know each of us by our name (handle). She know which room we stop in to visit and how long we stay. She knows if we make a comment. We are careful to dust off our jeans, remove our hat, and wipe our shoes, or maybe take off our boots. Our TV set (station) however doesn't know we are watching. I am aware of the Nielson rating method. Somewhere out there , there is a box in some houses where someone is watching, or not watching and I become among the extrapolated numbers that count how many of us are probably watching. I was reading a blog today and learned TV stations switched to commercials when the anthem was played. They now are beginning to show the anthem. We as viewers can make a statement in the ticket sales. I wonder what a statement it would send to the stations and advertisers if they really knew how many are actually watching. How many of us use the remote to skip over commercials or check other stations? How many of us were actually influenced by a commercial? I am nauseated with these car commercials. I remember commercials being fun to watch. Remember the Miller and Budweiser beer commercials? The horses playing football and kicking a field goal? The runt Dalmatian that made it to the beer wagon?
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