Sentences with phrase «ad buys against»

Herseth Sandlin, Hill and Patrick Murphy are thought to be particularly vulnerable in the current environment, and the National Republican Congressional Committee has placed ad buys against all three.

The League of Conservation Voters is dropping $ 860,000 on an ad buy against Nevada Republican Senate candidate Joe Heck while another group is launching a new ad tying the congressman to his party's presidential candidate.

Not exact matches

Rainsy claims Hun Sen and his regime have bought Facebook ads to distribute propaganda against him.

Game of thrones: Turner Networks CEO John Martin, speaking at the anti-trust trial on AT&T's bid to buy Time Warner, argued that the companies need the merger to compete against Google and Facebook for ad dollars.

These nondisclosing organizations can engage in a number of activities, including buying ads that advocate for or against a candidate, running phone banks and making contributions to super PACs.

In part, I suspect that the early online ad buying is a hedge against TV time being unavailable (and against people's use of DVRs to avoid commercials), but it does also reflect the sense that digital ad space has become valuable on its own — online ads aren't just an «also - ran» this year.

The 2004 election cycle saw a dramatic rise in the number and size of nonprofit organizations that bought TV ads, organized voter turnout drives and conducted political «education» campaigns that were effectively working on behalf of (or against) one candidate or party, and because they used «soft money» in the process, their donors weren't limited in how much they could give and didn't fall under the strict disclosure rules required when trying to influence an election.

Miner said she doesn't know if the hotel workers union was persuaded by Cuomo or anyone else to buy the attack ads against her.

The Rent Stabilization Association bought 1,000 television ads and 225 radio spots that will run through June broadcasting negative ads against the mayor and his housing plans.

The PAC, which was recently infused with more cash from Wal - Mart heir Alice Warton, reported late last week spending $ 144,575 on a TV and radio ad buy in the 41st Senate district opposing Democratic former Sen. Terry Gipson's bid to regain his old seat against GOP incumbent Sue Serino.

Likewise, if your book tells the story of a teenage girl fighting against a patriarchal, religious government, it wouldn't be a good idea to buy ad space on Foxnews.com.

In short, my own use of the word «system» is generally not used in any pejorative sense, but is merely reinforcing that for myself, professional planners, and for successful investors, the need to decide ahead of time what the philosophy and such is, will be your best guard against just what you appear to be doing — deciding ad hoc and on a real time basis, and without a pre-thought formal plan, whether to recommend buying, selling, or staying put.

What would be better that not buying it would be picking out the display ads (especially those near op ed) and writing en masse to them explaining that we mean to discourage everyone we know from supporting their business while they are supporting The Australian, and encouraging a viral marketing campaign against them as they are contributing to the despoliation of the planet.

The «Google Preferred» initiative, as it's known, will showcase for advertisers exactly what kind of content they're buying ads against, and also reserve space for advertisers who commit to buying into top shows.

Last year, ProPublica was able to block an ad that we bought in Facebook's housing categories from being shown to African - Americans, Hispanics and Asian - Americans, raising the question of whether such ad targeting violated laws against discrimination in housing advertising.

As the head of Google Preferred, Avril oversaw Google's and YouTube's efforts to sell major marketers on buying ads against YouTube's biggest creators.

(If Netflix doesn't buy ads against «chill,» I'll be really disappointed.)