Sentences with phrase «television ad campaign features»

The first 30 - second spot of the Kindle's new television ad campaign features a bikini - clad woman extolling the virtues of the e-reader-notably its $ 139 price - point - while the man beside her struggles to read his tablet PC's screen in bright sunlight.

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In 2013, he developed the campaign message and television ads for New York City mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio, including the celebrated «Dante» spot, which featured de Blasio's teenaged son.

So his campaign released a television ad as rudimentary as any broadcast that political season, featuring a number of prominent politicians — City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, West Side Congressman Jerry Nadler, Manhattan borough president Scott Stringer — carrying a folded copy of The New York Times, while reading from its endorsement of his candidacy.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo earlier today insisted he hasn't been trying to distance himself from the amendment that would expand casino gambling in New York, and also confirmed that a campaign featuring direct mail and television ads would come soon.

The only ad the campaign ever aired on television featured images of the Twin Towers burning, Obama's face and year - old footage a researcher found of their opponent giving an indecisive answer to a question about the Islamic center downtown.

In this campaign Cuomo has taken a personal view of the measure, featuring his three daughters and his live - in girlfriend, Food Network star Sandra Lee, in a television ad.

The campaign will feature ads citywide run on television and radio, as well as in taxis and on buses, urging shoppers to support businesses affected.

The groups have started running a television, print and online ad campaign in nine states and the District of Columbia that features Braddock, Pa., Mayor John Fetterman, who describes how the former steel town has been decimated by job losses and could recover with increased development of components for alternative energy technologies.

The campaign features television, radio, and print ads.

But the Taco Bell ad campaign boosted its popularity, as did Chihuahuas being featured in reality television series as purse dogs of rich and famous young women.

Featuring Theaster Gates, whose recent exhibition A Johnson Publishing Story at the Rebuild Foundation explores the enduring role of Ebony and Jet magazines in defining and popularizing a black aesthetic and identity around the globe; Corinne Granof and Amy Beste on the work of Goldsholl and Associates, whose films, television ads, and other moving image work innovated «designs - in - film» influenced by László Moholy - Nagy and the Bauhaus approach; and historian Lara Allison, speaking on the seminal legacy of the Great Ideas campaign by the Container Corporation from 1950 — 80.