Commercials

Have you checked the high price of gold recently? It's selling for an average of about $1,825 an ounce this week but that's not stopping buyers at Costco.

Do you love singing, dancing, acting, or modeling? Any age can participate and the possibilities are endless! Good luck and don't miss this chance to see how far your can take your favorite things!

Old commercial shows Kermit the Frog like you've never seen him before.

It's nearly impossible to avoid advertising and marketing anymore these days. Website pop-up ads, pre-roll commercials on videos and apps, good 'ol fashioned billboards, radio and TV spots and, now even a trip to the gas station is no longer a safe harbor. I went to fill up a while back at a combination mini-mart/filling station a few weeks ago and was blitzkrieged at the auto pay terminal by a co

I saw this on YouTube and knew I had to share it with you. This demo reel is a collection of commercials from 1984 that aired on KIMA. Bob Clem, Harvey Moon and many other familiar spots that will have you say, "I remember that place!"

While the Mariners have pulled up the rear in the standings more often than not over the last decade, one area where the M's always excel is in their annual batch of promotional commercials.  In fact, they are consistently voted tops in the big leagues by fans across the country. My all-time favorite is probably the spot featuring Edgar Martinez and "The Clapper" or the King's (Felix Her

For the last 10 years, the folks at Pavone marketing have conducted what they call the "Spot Bowl."  The term 'spot' is radio and tv lingo for what most people call commercials or ads (advertisements).

The 2013 Super Bowl will feature many commercials. You can even check here for what movie trailers will be running during the 2013 Super Bowl. But what you won't see is a :20 ad for web site PornHub, which was summarily rejected by CBS. The good news? You can watch it now.

When DVR first entered our homes, commercials pretty much got the boot out the back door. The ability to speed through ads on our saved shows not only sheltered us from the mind-controlling scepter of the ad wizards, but freed up a bunch of time for us to do other things — Like watching more TV.