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Metro let the ads be up for five weeks before taking them down. Metro doesn't control the ads, in it's infinite wisdom and inability to create a department to handle ads itself simply gave control over to CBS Outdoor for millions. CBS Outdoor handles all the big work. This work includes a very poorly run screening service.
The last contract between Metro and CBS Outdoor went for $110 million over five years, down from their previous contract.
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