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There is a longwhorn network ad on our board!?

Discussion in 'Sooner Football' started by UTgradOUfan, Oct 15, 2011.


  1. UTgradOUfan

    UTgradOUfan New Member

    This is just plain wrong
    Please make it stop
     
  2. mgsooner

    mgsooner New Member

    What ads?
     
  3. AlboSooner

    AlboSooner New Member

    stop frequenting UT boards. people who don't visit UT boards don't see UT related ads. :D
     
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  4. colleyvillesooner

    colleyvillesooner SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    We really need to sticky this...
     
  5. SoonerKnight

    SoonerKnight Well-Known Member

  6. FtwTxSooner

    FtwTxSooner New Member

    I wonder why I'm seeing ads for feminine hygiene products....
     
  7. missann

    missann New Member

    Um...don't you see them everywhere you go on the Net?
     
  8. UTgradOUfan

    UTgradOUfan New Member

    I have to see the ads for that abomination of a network all the time and everywhere I go here in Austin. I somehow manage not to hurl. But here? This is piling on.
    If they think that advertising here is a wise use of their advertising budget they are bigger morons than I thought.
    Regardless
    Can we make them just go away?
    Please
     
  9. SoonerinSouthlake

    SoonerinSouthlake Well-Known Member

    Sorry...I just dont buy this.

    I dont go to whorn sites...but I get them too.
     
  10. missann

    missann New Member

    Many ads are based on your browsing history. Any trip to ESPN will likely trigger LHN ads. On this site I see adds for LHN, computers, travel, and Zappos. Pretty spot on.
     
  11. TexasEx4OU

    TexasEx4OU New Member

    This. And it's also likely based on the location of your IP address. For instance, I live in London, so I don't see LHN ads. I often see ads for Sky (the UK version of Dish or DirecTV).

    Basically, ads from 100s of advertisers are loaded into an exchange, then the system feeds them to sites based on things like IP address location and history. It's based on relevance, but not so granular that it understands that this board is loaded with OU fans that don't give two ****s about the LHN. To the system, this board is loaded with a bunch of people that live in Texas, some of whom have visited Horn sites.

    And if the owners want the ad revenue, I doubt there's much they can do to stop the LHN ads.
     
  12. DCsooner22

    DCsooner22 New Member

    So THAT'S is why I keep seeing all those porn site ads? 'Er, uh... (Ahem... cough...) I mean... "Performance Art" ads...?
     
  13. nighttrain12

    nighttrain12 Well-Known Member

    They need all the publicity they can get plus it should make any Sooner fan laugh when they see it.
     
  14. Sooner70

    Sooner70 Active Member

    My neighbor is an avid Longhorn fan & he thinks the LHN is a joke. He can't figure out how to get it & he's got about 6 satellite dishes on his roof, and his monthly TV bill is the same as my house note.
     
  15. agoo758

    agoo758 New Member

    My God. How many times are we going to see this thread?
     
  16. colleyvillesooner

    colleyvillesooner SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Someone might want to tell the people in charge of placing radio ads that the current "Watch Case McCoy and Jaxon Shipley" promo has some edits needed. :)
     
  17. badger

    badger Vacuums eat while yelling

    sh!t you not: rumor has it that case is thinking of transferring since they're going with ash :eek:
     
  18. bowfin

    bowfin New Member

    Can anybody in Texas even get the Longhorn Network???

    I know that Texas' strategy is to keep the Big XII going long enough for their network to take off, then they don't care what happens, but is it even moving down the runway?
     
  19. UTgradOUfan

    UTgradOUfan New Member

    Not
     
  20. bluedogok

    bluedogok SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    They still have not signed anyone new, they still have the six small cable systems, a medium sized system in Grande Communications that serves the UT campus and a few thousands homes near the campus along with San Marcos and some other markets. They are on Verizon Fios, that is their only national carrier and it is available in some of the suburbs around DFW. They still are not on Time Warner (which is the primary carrier in Austin and San Antonio), Comcast, Directv or Dish.
     

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