Sentences with phrase «pro-hst radio ad campaign»

Today the B.C. Liberals announced that after spending an untold amount on a pro-HST flyer that was to be mailed to every household, they're scrapping that plan and instead extending their pro-HST radio ad campaign.
-- How much extra will the public pay to extend the radio ad campaign, and how long will the ads run for?
The labor union 1199 SEIU on Thursday announced a print and radio ad campaign meant to highlight the votes cast by Reps. Claudia Tenney, Elise Stefanik and John Faso that made key changes to the Affordable Care Act.
New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness has launched a new radio ad campaign.
The state Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association, which represents some 21,000 corrections officers and security guards, launched a «major» statewide radio ad campaign today to remind New Yorkers of the difficult and dangerous jobs performed by their members, day in and day out, even as resources are scarce and violence is on the rise.
NYSUT has launched a feel - good statewide radio ad campaign designed to remind New Yorkers that union members are «made up of their friends and neighbors who accomplish remarkable things every day in their classrooms and communities.»
The union has been beating the drum on this one for some time, with a statewide radio ad campaign that launched today and a companion print ad scheduled to appear tomorrow.
Former US Senate hopeful David Malpass's political action committee, GrowPAC, has launched a radio ad campaign to support Assemblywoman Jane Corwin's bid for former Rep. Chris Lee's seat in NY - 26.
National Grid responded with its own radio ad campaign that deems this measure «another New York City power play.»
The New York State United Teachers union on Monday launched a 10 - day radio ad campaign opposing the education tax credit proposal.
The UFT launched a radio ad campaign on May 28 urging the public to tell the legislature and City Hall to protect New York City's students and schools from education cuts.
With the start of the school year, the UFT is launching a radio ad campaign on Sept. 7 that features UFT President Michael Mulgrew calling on all New Yorkers to» join us and celebrate the talent, dedication and hard work of students and teachers as we move our public schools forward.»
As many readers may already know, the Friends of Science radio ad campaign, first reported here back in July, has finally hit Canadian airwaves (hat tip to Kevin Grandia at Desmogblog).
As noted above, the first FoS radio ad campaign (described in detail at SourceWatch) was clearly intended to influence the 2006 Canadian federal election outcome.
The radio ad campaign also raises some interesting issues.
[22] According to a CanWest News report by Mike de Souza, Paulsen apparently managed the FoS anti-Kyoto radio ad campaign during that election, while simultaneously serving as volunteer spokesperson for the Conservative Party.
On September 23, 2008, CanWest reported that Elections Canada had finished its investigation into the radio ad campaign and would not press charges against FoS for failing to register as a third - party election advertiser.
On September 23, 2008, CanWest reported that Elections Canada had completed a preliminary assessment into the 2006 Ontario radio ad campaign and would not press charges against FoS for failing to register as a third - party election advertiser.
A few days later, CanWest reported that the targeting of the FoS radio ad campaign to key Ontario ridings was directed by then FoS media contact Morten Paulsen (later a vice-president at Fleishman - Hillard), who also served as volunteer spokesperson for the Stephen Harper led Conservative Party of Canada during the election.
In late 2005, the Friends of Science mounted an anti-Kyoto radio ad campaign, tied to the Canadian federal election campaign, and funded from Barry Cooper's research fund, apparently supported, at least in part, by tax - deductible donations to the Science Education Fund via the Calgary Foundation (see section on Funding above).
Paulsen was not only publicist for Friends of Science in 2005 - 6, but also planned and executed a Friends of Science radio ad campaign that coincided with the 2006 Canadian federal election campaign that brought Prime Minister Stephen Harper to power.

Not exact matches

The radio ads, social media campaigns, press, and now the White House are pointing shoppers to small businesses tomorrow.
Until a few years ago, advertising meant spending a small fortune on print ads, plastering your message on billboards or pushing your burn rate through the roof with a radio or TV campaign.
It has directed a small number of marketing dollars into a geographically targeted online banner ad campaign and some local radio spots, but the main push is through social media.
Whether it's targeting the ears of your potential customers through podcasts and radio, curating your email marketing campaign, displaying ads that are laser - focused on your demographic or utilizing valuable data to reach the right B2B customer, there is an outbound marketing tool that's right for growing your business.
The power and influence of paid media advertising, including print ads, TV commercials, radio, and even online digital campaigns is waning, in favor of unpaid earned and owned messaging from your website, social media, key market influencers, and existing customer word - of - mouth.
Twitter is working on a «transparency center» to show how much political campaigns spend on advertising, and the company endorsed the Honest Ads Act, a Senate bill that would subject online political ads to the same sort of disclosure rules that govern similar content on TV and radAds Act, a Senate bill that would subject online political ads to the same sort of disclosure rules that govern similar content on TV and radads to the same sort of disclosure rules that govern similar content on TV and radio.
Unmeasurable impact — how can you know how many people watched your TV ad, radio campaign or actually paid attention to your newspaper ad?
Companies have already started to bypass the more traditional mass media products of radio campaigns, TV ads and press promotions in favour of driving awareness on the social networks.
That cash doesn't include the money PhRMA's spending on the ongoing «Go Boldly» campaign, a series of TV, print and radio ads designed to polish the drug industry's image by reminding the public that drug companies do world - class research that brings disease cures to market to save lives.
Yet the social network is not required to follow any of the campaign finance laws that apply to television and radio ads.
Since 2013, the Oneida Nation's «Change the Name» campaign gained national attention through television and radio ads that aired during game broadcasts.
Click the audio player for a Q&A with Joanna Brooks from CNN Radio's John Lisk http://podcasts.cnn.net/cnn/services/podcasting/audio/cnnprofiles/cnnprofilesa02-06-2012.mp3 Amid Mitt Romney's presidential bid, the «I'm a Mormon» ad campaign and the smash - hit Broadway musical «Book of Mormon,» this Obama supporter has emerged as a refreshing voice for media, hungry for frank discussion about her faith.
Melody's Ad Works, Inc. created the winning press kit, radio and digital marketing campaign.
BODYARMOR Sports Drink and Kobe Bryant today announced the launch of the brand's newest ad campaign consisting of four television spots, digital creative, billboards and radio executions.
In coming months, you'll likely see and hear the campaign's tag line — «Babies were born to be breast - fed» — in ads on television, radio and billboards and in newspapers and magazines.
Paladino's big - ticket expenditures were TV and radio ads as well as campaign mailers, on which he spent $ 370,640, $ 50,360 and $ 284,628, respectively.
It makes sense, too — campaigns understand the idea of targeting TV and radio ads and direct mail already, and why should they want to «waste» money by advertising outside of their districts?
After all, even last - minute TV and radio ads should be bought by now, the office rent paid and the last round of direct mail out the door, so what can campaigns still spend money on that might actually make a difference?
Google radio ads should make it much easier for outside groups to influence the political process — think about ads in favor of pro-immigration candidates on Spanish - language radio, or environmental campaigns going to evangelical stations to promote environmental solutions as good stewardship of Creation.
It's part of a statewide campaign launched today by the labor - backed Strong Economy for All coalition that targets nine senators with radio ads and mailers.
If voters in the United Kingdom weren't accustomed to encountering campaign ads on television and the radio, how would they respond to such communications when targeted with banner ads and videos online and on their mobile devices?
Democratic Senate candidate Todd Kaminsky in a radio interview Friday criticized an education reform group's campaign against him, suggesting an investigation wouldn't be surprise because of charter school money being approved in advance of an ad blitz.
In the U.K.. You'll see very few campaign ads on television or radio.
Jesse Benton, his spokesman, said the campaign has aired 10 radio ads.
In a campaign to get someone elected, or one involving a higher - profile ballot initiative, Facebook and other online messaging will be competing with TV and radio ads, media coverage, etc., and may not work quite as well.
Update: The pro-Gipson radio ad referenced in the Lalor statement is not from the Gipson campaign, spokesman Brian Keeler tells me.
But he also paid $ 120,600 to the Campaign Group for online advertising and $ 12,500 for radio ads on Pandora, which allows for geotargeting.
The radio ad, titled «Run», was previously released by his campaign alongside a fundraising appeal earlier this month.
Besides cable, TechBytes also examines internet radio, using as an example the Romney Pandora ad campaign we discussed here a few weeks back.
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