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Maximedia CEO Shai Keidar, who receives a franchise from the municipalities, had previously signed an agreement, which had forbid him from posting posters, or advertisements that would offend the public. Keidar added that "Naturally, I don't ask the municipality to approve just any poster," he said. "Our decision was based on long years of work and acquaintance with the municipalities. The posters will appear in other cities." | Maximedia CEO Shai Keidar, who receives a franchise from the municipalities, had previously signed an agreement, which had forbid him from posting posters, or advertisements that would offend the public. Keidar added that "Naturally, I don't ask the municipality to approve just any poster," he said. "Our decision was based on long years of work and acquaintance with the municipalities. The posters will appear in other cities." | ||
|image=http://www.impawards.com/2008/posters/sex_and_the_city_ver6.jpg | |image=http://www.impawards.com/2008/posters/sex_and_the_city_ver6.jpg | ||
|source=http://www. | |source=http://www.haaretz.com/news/sexless-city-sex-and-the-city-adverts-banned-in-jerusalem-1.246135 | ||
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