| Display title | Invisible Advertising |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Movies and TV shows are expensive. To be viable investments, they need to turn a pretty sizable profit. To make that money, they need to make people aware of TV and movies. This is where Advertising comes in: billboards, television and radio commercials, interviews on talk shows, etc. Without these things, many people simply don't know a movie exists. This is how tickets get sold, and why people tune in at prime time. |