31-03-2021, 05:55 PM
Neil Jones post_id=1320 time=1617209414 user_id=961 Wrote:I think the need for content separation puts paid to this, especially since the likes of Emmerdale and Corrie are often sponsored.There are also rules in place not to make this happen, especially on terrestrial stations.
Its always been a thing in this country to have credits, a trailer or two, a few adverts, an ident and then the next programme. Its sort of how we're always done it.
Remember the trends we have now all date from the late 1950s to stop our TV going down the American route, and of course it's only been about 10 years or so since we allowed product placement. It's bad enough having sponsor bumpers for The Chase featuring, well, Chasers which I think may be about as far as we can get as things stand.
For instance , a 30 mins show can only have two ad breaks on non-public channels, on non-public it's two, on public channels one
