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I have noticed that they are running a WFTSC call at least once during every Video Hits on Oz telly. They are playing bit of Krafty clip for it. Anyone else seen any ads.

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They've been screening those ads since easter saturday here in Melb during video hits, and suprisingly during some high-rating shows as well like friday night's footy. Warner are certainly spending a bit of money promoting this album. Only ever seen Krafty on Rage, however. CTB :bear:

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I'm still waiting for a capture of that ad to put online btw... :D

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I've seen those ads Ron, but only after midnight witch makes me think that the ads are not that expensive.

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Buffy, when you edit it again you may want to remove the witch. It's bad luck in these parts.

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No, the one I've seen features the Krafty Vid with a graphic of the album cover in the centre, with quotes in orange text trying to match the spinning-camera effect in the video. CTB :bear:

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depthcharge wrote: Buffy, when you edit it again you may want to remove the witch. It's bad luck in these parts.

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I'm sorry, is "which" better? Stupid bloody english.

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Buffer Low wrote: I've seen those ads Ron, but only after midnight witch makes me think that the ads are not that expensive.

Well they run at least one during every Video Hits on weekend mornings (which all the cool kids watch not), well that's almost prime time, and according to CTB during Friday Night football, which I have not seen.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: Well they run at least one during every Video Hits on weekend mornings (which all the cool kids watch not), well that's almost prime time, and according to CTB during Friday Night football, which I have not seen.

Video Hits on saturday and sunday morning? Think i'll stick to watching Rage, but seeing the ad did give me a thrill.

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Borders Books which is a bookstore chain in the 'States' has been pushing a flyer in the bag you buy stuff, a list of CD's to purchase with NO's latest and PCL being highly promoted on CD, (top of the page)

Seems the eunichs at Warner has spread a lot of cash to promote the boys this time

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The Oz Rolling Stone has a full page WFTSC ad. As far as I know this is a first, for Oz. We did not get the Get Ready ones.

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The TV ad was on again during "The Footy Show" (AFL) last night, interesting only as the show has many corporate sponsors, whose ads are usually those on in the ad break. Wouldn't have thought that Footy Show viewers and NO buyers would cross paths, but there you go. I only watch it to help with my footy tips CTB :bear:

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CTB wrote: The TV ad was on again during "The Footy Show" (AFL) last night, interesting only as the show has many corporate sponsors, whose ads are usually those on in the ad break. Wouldn't have thought that Footy Show viewers and NO buyers would cross paths, but there you go. I only watch it to help with my footy tips CTB :bear:

I don't even bother watching our Footy Show (Rugby League)anymore. The target audience for that show would be as far removed from the typical New Order fan as you can get.

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I've not seen any ads in the states, but then again I don't watch the music video channels. It appears they are promoting the album more than prior one's, so I expect to see a large orange NO on my TV screen at some point.

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CTB wrote: The TV ad was on again during "The Footy Show" (AFL) last night, interesting only as the show has many corporate sponsors, whose ads are usually those on in the ad break. Wouldn't have thought that Footy Show viewers and NO buyers would cross paths, but there you go. I only watch it to help with my footy tips CTB :bear:

There are many footy fans who love New Order, just look at this website for instance. For some reason footy and New Order seem to go together in some parts, stuffed if i know why.

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