In 2010, the most costly advertising slot in the UK was £250,000 for 30 seconds during which programme?
TV advertisements by country as C-Day in industry promotion of the change. In 2008, Ofcom announced a review of television advertising and teleshopping regulations, with a view to possibly changing their code, "Rules on the Amount and Distribution of Advertising" (RADA), which regulates the duration, frequency and restriction of adverts on television. Television advertising specialist, Nick Illston, of advertising-buying agency Pace Media, states that ITV's £250,000 asking price for a 30-second slot during the 2010 series of "Britain's Got Talent" is currently the most expensive advertising slot on television. After a dip in popularity around 2014 TV advertising is now back on the rise.
Bush in 30 Seconds of the works are created under the Creative Commons BY-NC-ND license. The winning ad was to be aired on CBS during the Super Bowl half-time. However, CBS refused to air the ad, and it was aired on CNN instead. Bush in 30 Seconds Bushin30seconds.org is a liberal web site sponsored by MoveOn.org voter fund. The website showcases the results of a political advertising contest that was open to the public in November 2003, in which the goal was to criticize key points about George W. Bush and his policies in just 30 seconds of airtime. The Bush in 30 Seconds