> Literally every person picking up a broadcast signal sees the same ads.
This is technically true, but only because it implies the word "same" before broadcast too.
Regional ads injected into the ad slots were definitely a thing with TV already back in ~2005. So households getting their signal from the same transmitter got the same ads, but just a few kilometres away you could see entirely different ads during the advertising break.
This is technically true, but only because it implies the word "same" before broadcast too.
Regional ads injected into the ad slots were definitely a thing with TV already back in ~2005. So households getting their signal from the same transmitter got the same ads, but just a few kilometres away you could see entirely different ads during the advertising break.