AMC Brings Six-Second Ads to 'The Walking Dead'

AMC is planning on running six-second ads in "The Walking Dead" this season, enlisting TV's top scripted show in the effort to fight ratings declines by making ads less of an imposition.The network intends to run one six-second commercial between its repeat of the prior week's episode and the start of the new one throughout the first half of the season, starting with its second week Oct. 29. No other ads will appear in that break. AMC is out selling the time now but advertisers haven't bought in yet, according to executives.Six-second ads have become the innovation du jour among TV networks and digital publishers since YouTube began offering them last year, but TV in particular is looking to clean up commercial clutter as viewers migrate to platforms where there's little or no advertising. Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'

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