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[…]eally, because it’ll have more and more of a struggle keeping up. On the other hand, I meanNancy Tbomas DRAFT Page 41with recessions and things, advertising revenue fall, also that you’re in a slightly more advantageous position than you might be otherwise. I think that at the moment, I think p[…]
[…]C and the and and ITV at the time. a certain amount of time was was given as a sort of goodwill gesture also because I think they didn't sell all the advertising space and so on public service themes you fill us with a nice This was one of my tasks I seem to be involved with more fillers there anyth[…]
[…] dangerous Scottish when the company first started. But when we got into making advertising films mainly for Cadbury brothers they were our principal clients and we […]
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[…]s now?Dallas Bower 3:32 Well, it was quite, it was quite fortuitous. And it happened in this way, there was a company called TV Advertising and at that time they were the only concern making commercials, there was nobody else making them you see, nobody had made any commercials[…]
