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Election Ads Overshadowed TV News 7-to-1
Bay Area stations surveyed aired a combined 25.8 hours of paid political ads. By comparison, they aired about 3.5 hours of election news coverage.
San Francisco Public Press (https://www.sfpublicpress.org/author/meka-boyle/page/2/)
Bay Area stations surveyed aired a combined 25.8 hours of paid political ads. By comparison, they aired about 3.5 hours of election news coverage.
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