Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

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Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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Whoever paid for that should have their heads read. Colours all wrong cant see the writing so small cant read the message.

Concept good implementation bad.

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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Concept good? A jockey being thrown from his horse before every SA race? It's the cr@ppiest ad in history!

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16 years 1 month ago
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Its the official racecard now..so why even advertise?

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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Very shortly we will have to rely on 'voice over' to get ANY idea of what is going on in the racing as the information overload continues to bully everything else off the screen.

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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Just switched on to see a quarter screen, maybe we can have all the info on the second channel?

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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The scrolling add at the bottom as a concept is good. Not the add.

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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Timing is bad too,as you miss prices "at the jump"

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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I dont think anything wrong with the ad it does what its meant to by catching attention..however whats the point of the ad..they preaching to the converted..from whom are they trying to gain market share?

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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It bothers me every time I see it. It is moronic

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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They are trying to take market share from their arch enemy Winning Form. Who even if they wanted to would be barred from advertising on Tellytrack.

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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this ad is not in good taste. Where is Mark Khan today, NOT RIDING after being thrown off a horse during a race - he is sidelined for a few weeks I believe.
Why doesn't P just pull this advert off the screen. whoever's idea this was - they need their head READ

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Re: Re: Scrolling Computaform add on Tellytrack

16 years 1 month ago
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I could not agree more, Elvis. Plus the artwork is childish.

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