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From: rodney@auc.UUCP (Rodney Ricks)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga and Advertising are mutually exclusive terms, but...
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Date: Thu, 5-Nov-87 16:45:59 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  5 16:45:59 1987
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Keywords: 500 advertisements radon 1000 etc.
Summary: 500 Ad in Omni, Amiga 1000 in radon detection lab.

For those looking for Amiga Ads...

I saw an Ad for the 500 in the latest Omni magazine.  I believe its in the
area of an article about "The Science of Imagination".

Also, a story on last night's Channel 5 news was about labs detecting radon
contamination in homes.  They showed quick scenes of two computers being used
in the labs.  The first looked like a Mac II, until I put on my glasses and
realized that it was an Amiga 1000.  The second one that they showed was an
IBM PC (yawn).

So, Commodore, where are all of the TV ads???  I've heard about them, but
I haven't seen any yet.  Any chance that someone could tell us what
shows these ads are going to be on?


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Rodney Ricks
  Morehouse College, Atlanta University Center