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The 1990s were a magical time for television advertising. With fewer distractions than today's digital era, commercials had the power to grip viewers, making products and catchphrases unforgettable.

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One of the first endorsement deals for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was with CommunityAmerica Credit Union. Mahomes has done a number of spots through the years for the financial institution, ...

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“My feeling is that traditional media in America is stuck,” audio journalist Christopher Lydon told Ben Hammersley of The Guardian back in 2004. “Let’s think of a new kind of media.” Lydon was talking ...