Dish Network's New Ad Is About How Its 'Hopper' Product Killed Commercials [THE BRIEF]

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Dish Network's "Hopper" allows users to skip over commercials. Thus, as a part of its multi-million dollar marketing campaign, the company made an ad about how its product has effectively killed commercials. The spot was created by BFG 9000:

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Al Paul Lefton, Jr., president and CEO of the ad agency with the same name, died at 84 Tuesday. His father founded the Philadelphia-based shop.

Self magazine is trying to get a younger audience.

Google AdWords now targets mobile audiences better.

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