If a sponsor pays for advertising, Does that make them a better sponsor?

Jim · 2008-02-05, 11:33 AM

Thanks Gonzo...
If every source of information in the world did not have the same business model, I might have gotten a little offended.

Part of the problem seems to be a poor choice of words. Starting with the work "censor". As I said, it doesn't apply. And then Greenie's analogy using "FOX" because of the Superbowl. His beer comparison was good. I didn't see our local brewery in any of the Superbowl commercials but I don't believe they feel slighted or "censored". But instead of using "FOX", he could have used NBC, CBS, BBC, CW or any television network.

2008-02-05, 11:33 AM	#32
Jim Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mohawk, New York Posts: 19,477	Thanks Gonzo... If every source of information in the world did not have the same business model, I might have gotten a little offended. Part of the problem seems to be a poor choice of words. Starting with the work "censor". As I said, it doesn't apply. And then Greenie's analogy using "FOX" because of the Superbowl. His beer comparison was good. I didn't see our local brewery in any of the Superbowl commercials but I don't believe they feel slighted or "censored". But instead of using "FOX", he could have used NBC, CBS, BBC, CW or any television network.