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I’m watching McCain on TV, like most of America. I know the backdrop has been solid colors for most of the speakers, with a larger image above them, but that comes from watching the convention the past few days. For anyone tuning in tonight what they see, for the most part, is McCain in front of a blue screen — leading me to wonder: are there advertisers missing an opportunity here?
Blue Screen?
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