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  #1 Thomas Scarborough on 16 May 12

   

  Similar to the Eu, advertising on Australian commercial television is restricted to a quantity in a 24-hour period of time, but there are no restrictions on what much advertising may can be found in any particular hour. [25] Australian television has one of the highest advertising content in the world. Prime-time can see 18 minutes or higher of ads per hr. Furthermore, product ads wrapped up in informational content are generally labeled "public service announcements" and not in the time restrictions; similarly with "this program brought to you by... " announcements, together with station identifications. Consequently Australian viewers might see as few as 40 minutes of actual program time per hour. Foreign, older television software programs and movies are plainly shortened; comedy shows often return from an ad break into laughter, for instance. Australia is also one of the few countries in the world where advertisements may seem prior to, and over the top of, the closing credits of a program. There are a few restrictions on television advertising in Australia, such for a complete ban on advertising for cigarettes, as well as advertising during programs meant for young children. ] That ABC, the nation's general public broadcaster, broadcasts no additional advertisements, but between programs will broadcast promotions due to the own programs and merchandise, but is restricted to help approximately five minutes each hour. SBS had similar restrictions on advertising until 2005 as soon as it began airing additional advertisements between programs, and later, during programs, as per the commercial networks, though still limited to 5 minutes per hour.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Similar to the Eu, advertising on Australian commercial television is restricted to a quantity in a 24-hour period of time, but there are no restrictions on what much advertising may can be found in any particular hour. [25] Australian television has one of the highest advertising content in the world. Prime-time can see 18 minutes or higher of ads per hr. Furthermore, product ads wrapped up in informational content are generally labeled "public service announcements" and not in the time restrictions; similarly with "this program brought to you by... " announcements, together with station identifications. Consequently Australian viewers might see as few as 40 minutes of actual program time per hour. Foreign, older television software programs and movies are plainly shortened; comedy shows often return from an ad break into laughter, for instance. Australia is also one of the few countries in the world where advertisements may seem prior to, and over the top of, the closing credits of a program. There are a few restrictions on television advertising in Australia, such for a complete ban on advertising for cigarettes, as well as advertising during programs meant for young children. ] That ABC, the nation's general public broadcaster, broadcasts no additional advertisements, but between programs will broadcast promotions due to the own programs and merchandise, but is restricted to help approximately five minutes each hour. SBS had similar restrictions on advertising until 2005 as soon as it began airing additional advertisements between programs, and later, during programs, as per the commercial networks, though still limited to 5 minutes per hour.<br /><br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://en.netlog.com/scarborough_thomas/blog/blogid=9061430">Reklama telewizyjna</a>.</div>

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