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blipvert

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blipvert [ˈblɪpˌvɜːt]
n
(Business / Marketing) a very short television advertisement
[(C20: from blip + (ad)vert]

blipvert - A TV advertisement of a few seconds' length.
See also related terms for seconds.


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Before the rise of the Sky Sports juggernaut, rarely did Boro get more than a blipvert on national football shows and even local networks had them well down the pecking order.
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Other corporate-speak considered established enough for inclusion in the dictionary includes dot-coms, blipverts - subliminal TV adverts of just a few seconds' duration - and straplines.
 
 
 
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