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New Zoosk Commercial Banned In Europe

Posted on December 28, 2010

EXAMINER – Dec 28 - Zoosk, a dating site that uses major social networks to find a date, has a new banned commercial. The new commercial was set to air in Europe, yet it was banned. The reason for the ban might be that the commercial is too violent. The man is stretching for a dart throw in a bar, looking to impress. After the perfect ninja call, the dart goes flying into the chest of another dude who appears dead at the end of the shot.

The full article was originally published at Examiner, but is no longer available.

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2 thoughts on “New Zoosk Commercial Banned In Europe”

  1. Unknown's avatar twitter.com/rosswilliams says:
    December 28, 2010 at 12:17 pm

    Banned in Europe? Europe, that lil’ old continent that actually consists of lots of countries, each with their own language, history, culture and broadcasting laws!??
    Am sure this wouldn’t be banned but is just another attempt at spinning a non-story into PR. At least this time it’s not Ashley Madison trying to offer some celebrity a gazillion dollars to be the face of their site.

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  2. Unknown's avatar twitter.com/rosswilliams says:
    December 28, 2010 at 12:17 pm

    Banned in Europe? Europe, that lil’ old continent that actually consists of lots of countries, each with their own language, history, culture and broadcasting laws!??
    Am sure this wouldn’t be banned but is just another attempt at spinning a non-story into PR. At least this time it’s not Ashley Madison trying to offer some celebrity a gazillion dollars to be the face of their site.

    Reply

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