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Posted by The Duke on December 29, 2006 at 10:14:05:
You can make all the excuses you want for IFC but the fact is they don't respect the films. If TCM and Sundance don't use the logo constantly and don't crop the end titles for promos and don't show commercials then IFC can do the same. The only way to get them to change is to complain.
Look at the awful AMC: remember how wonderful it was, a model for TCM no less! Now that it's owned by Cablevision which owns IFC it's become a brain-dead entity. I wouldn't be surprised if IFC doesn't gradually go down this path
The noted film/film music critic Royal S. Brown complained in the pages of Fanfare magazine a few years back about IFC's policies and cancelled it.
Don't let them (gradually) dumb you down!