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Every now and then you might spot a misspelling in a billboard ad and wonder how many phone calls to the company it generated. At least that is what crossed Ken Kinder's mind when the promotions manager for KWBT-TV in Tulsa, Okla., saw a misspelling in an ad in another market.
The error didn't incite him to call the company, but it did get his creative...