CBS Won't Do Something After Ashton Kutcher's 'Two . 5 Men' Plugs

CBS provided several tech companies with free product positioning throughout their newest broadcast.our editor recommends'Two . 5 Men' Premiere Draws Nearly 28 Million ViewersAshton Kutcher on 'Two . 5 Men': Audiences Weigh in on His Second Episode'New Year's Eve' Second Trailer Showcases Star Energy (Video)TV Rankings: 'Terra Nova' Launches Decently, '2 Broke Girls' Dips 37% PHOTOS: Chuck Lorre & His TV Empire Around the series' Sept. 26 episode, Ashton Kutcher's character -- Internet billionaire Walden Schmidt -- was seen focusing on a laptop, that was covered in peel off stickers marketing Foursquare, Flipboard, Hipmunk, GroupMe and Chegg. Coincidentally, they are companies that the actor holds personal opportunities in. PHOTOS: Fall TV's 12 Most Anticipated Shows Following a broadcast, reviews appeared the network was seeking compensation for that free plugs, and could be clouding the graphics from future episodes if the companies won't pay. A representative for CBS informs The Hollywood Reporter nevertheless reviews are false, which it's CBS' policy to reveal any financial interests, for example Kutcher's, in the finish from the broadcast. Because of the character of Kutcher's character, the decorative peel off stickers seem to be a natural addition to his laid-back and tech-savvy personality. PHOTOS: Ashton Kutcher's Career Over time "Take a look at @aplusk showing some @foursquare & @GroupMe laptop-sticker love on Two & one half Males," tweeted Foursquare Boss Dennis Crowley, together with a screenshot in the show, which arrived at 20 million audiences. Related Subjects CBS 2 . 5 Males