Viewers OK commercials during crisis news coverage


HOLLYWOOD - A survey conducted for NBC indicates that 37 percent of all viewers

believe it is appropriate for commercials to air during crisis news

coverage and that 46 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 34

believe so, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

Word of the survey results comes a day after commercials were suspended

for about four hours following the crash of an airliner in Queens, NY

Monday. Network officials indicated, however, that, because of the shaky

ad market, it will not be hard to switch the spots to unsold periods.


MSNBC president Erik Sorenson told the Journal, "The ad market is

so difficult, we have a place to put them."








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