WASHINGTON TIMES — Sep 5 — Ashley Madison, a dating site that
connects people who are already partnered but seeking
no-strings-attached affairs, has 2.2m members and just launched a
million-dollar advertising campaign. But national networks think
America isn’t quite ready for a dating site for the already attached. A
billboard in New York’s Times Square showed a couple entering a hotel
room and urged, "Life is short. Have an affair in New York City." It
was removed after just three days. The
company bought ad time on channels including ESPN, CNN, Fox News
Channel and Spike, but the networks seemed to have second thoughts.
ESPN, for one, says it has instructed its affiliates to quit airing the
ad. FULL ARTICLE @ WASHINGTON TIMES
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