Mike Palij observed in regard to news program teasers:
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>I point this out because I think I have been seeing and increase in the
>use of teasers on TV and radio, especially on news/information
>programs. L
How about the teasers on the local 6 pm news (depending on where you live)
teasing us with a story of local interest and saying "Find out tonight on the
11 pm news. I'm also finding that two of my favorite "news/opinion" shows
(Olberman and Maddow - which says something about me, I guess) will sometimes
use the same trailer for 2 - 3 commercial breaks, announcing something near the
beginning of the show that will not be presented until near the end of the
show. Sounds like a good research project for someone.
Bob Wildblood, PhD, HSPP
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