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introduced promos that consisted of one of twelve images of a VJ posing in front of the network's logo, lasting for only 1/60th of a second each. The "quickies" were recognized with a
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introduced "One Second Theater", television commercials with additional material included as individual frames in the last second of the ad, for frame-by-frame viewing with
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lasting about three seconds. Their purpose was to prevent the channel-switching that may occur during standard-length commercials. They were invented as a
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Real life advertisements have been cited as benefiting from a "blipvert effect", in which viewers recall the advertisements better.
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ads since 2006, standing in a warehouse filled with High Life boxes and quickly shouting "High Life!"
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Middlebrooks delivers the High Life to Coastal Delaware
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into a lasting advertising image with their ad in the
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Index

television advertisement
portmanteau
advertisement
Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future
Blipverts
science fiction
Max Headroom
television commercials
MacGuffin
Master Lock
sharpshooter
Super Bowl
1974
logo
Advertising Age
MuchMusic
Guinness World Record
GE
digital video recorders
Miller Brewing Company
Super Bowl XLIII
Windell Middlebrooks
Miller High Life
Principles of Integrated Marketing Communications
Cambridge University Press
ISBN
9781107664081
"Mind-blowing Tv-industry Satire "Max Headroom" Imagines A Future Where Tv Sets Are Always On"
The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Selling Out 'Max Headroom'"

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