Main writes, “The ads hinge on convincing potential viewers to keep up with their more informed friends, the ones who know what they’re marching for. Each promo packs a different message that aims to inform millennials on why Reuters TV is the news delivery service for them.
“Titled ‘This Is News,’ ‘Take The Time,’ ‘Every Day,’ and ‘In The Know,’ the spots use fast-paced music, news clips and imagery of everyday people watching Reuters TV to show potential users how easily this service could fit into their life.
“‘We tried to avoid clichés that most news ads try to tell you,’ he said. ‘Most of them [media outlets] fight over who’s the truest with the most journalists. If you covered up the logo, you’d never know whose ad it was. We’re highlighting the distinctive voice that’s true to Reuters TV.’
“It also wants to make the case for a diverse and broad base of information as an organization that prides itself on giving viewers ‘news straight from the source.'”
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