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	<title>Comments on: &quot;Ad Speak&quot;</title>
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		<title>By: Cortney Matz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Cortney Matz</dc:creator>
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		<description>Good food for thought - I think this has always been true, it&#039;s just that these days our lives are so inundated with messages that we&#039;re becoming very skeptical and much more sensitive to glossy advertising (for the most part, at any rate... there are always exceptions). I also realize that much of Christian media is created by committee - by the time it goes from points A to Z, so much content can be objected to, suggested, rearranged, etc., that the clarity goes right out the window. What do we lowly production staffers do? It takes a village. And the village sometimes takes over.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good food for thought &#8211; I think this has always been true, it&#39;s just that these days our lives are so inundated with messages that we&#39;re becoming very skeptical and much more sensitive to glossy advertising (for the most part, at any rate&#8230; there are always exceptions). I also realize that much of Christian media is created by committee &#8211; by the time it goes from points A to Z, so much content can be objected to, suggested, rearranged, etc., that the clarity goes right out the window. What do we lowly production staffers do? It takes a village. And the village sometimes takes over.</p>
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