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5 thoughts on “no to clear channel”

  1. Lars

    Congratulations and thank you, Bergen. You’ve set an example for all of us.

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  2. Jill

    Yes! Hang on, they’re not going to try and plaster Vads¯ with ads, are they?

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  3. Lars

    No, I guess they’re not. That’s just one of the many advantages of living here: We’re just not many enough or rich enough for Clear Channel to want to visually pollute our public spaces. We do that ourselves. Which, strangely, feels better.

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  4. Magnus Enger

    Bod¯ has just accepted a similar “offer”.

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  5. mymarkup.net

    Nej tack, Clear Channel

    Jill Walker skriver att staden Bergen tackat nej till ett erbjudande fr? Clear Channel Norge att st f? reklaminfrastrukturen i…

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