This YellowPages.com video overlay ad at Ustream TV and the Austin-American Statesman isn’t likely to develop an urge for Austin Travel among its viewers, as it is superimposed on a live feed from the smoking building after a plane crashed into it. Perhaps it’s not quite as bad as a Samsonite ad next to an article about a body being found in a suitcase.
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Thu, Feb 18, 2010
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