Bright House Hunts Down Asterisks

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We’re not sure why a company would position itself as an asterisk hunter when, in fact, it’s impossible to run a company, or anything for that matter, without certain ground rules, terms, conditions and guidelines but broadband company Bright House thinks it’s asterisk-free and wants to celebrate. So, who are we to stop a company that wants to have some fun with the annoying asterisk found in so many advertisements these days. Here’s their Fry Hammond Barr-created commercial and here’s the Asterisk Hunter website.

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