research reports and media, page-1155

Yes...it looks bad. To avoid promotion of another companies product and advertising, some folks place black tape over the offending logo/script to try and hide it. Obviously, it does not work all the time.
I don't know the set up and where it is being taped, but there is also a chroma key being used with the camera, to change the background, like what a weather person uses in a tv studio. (you can see it on his shoulders and hair dissolving in and out at times) But clearly, someone should have attempted to fix this situation.
I know someone who "could" be talked into working in Australia as a visual media consultant.....who would go to interviews and check out how everything looks on set.....brush off the lapels........flatten a dress collar.........get a cup of coffee for the talent.........and even take shares of the company in lieu of cash payment...................................heh heh....dream on edski.................................