Hoover To Discontinue Ads With ABC After April 22

Brian Kirkendall, Vice President of Marketing at Hoover, announced on Facebook today that Hoover will be discontinuing ads on ABC after Friday, April 22.

Hoover, who said both his wife mother were passionate ALL MY CHILDREN and ONE LIFE TO LIVE fans, also said, "We're making every attempt to pull our spots from these programs sooner.

"Because we feel that’s not enough, we also want to help get your voice heard with ABC. So, we’ve set up a special email address, [email protected], to help pull together the mass emotional outpouring of support for our beloved ABC soaps and get it to our contacts at ABC. Please, send your emails to us at [email protected], and we’ll get every, single last one of them to ABC.

"We’re 150% committed to doing what matters most to you – so if there’s anything else we can do to help or you have any ideas, please email this address, and we will respond to you personally."

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