– Check out the projections on the fauxreel website. Not quite sure what they’re all about, but watching people alter billboards at high speed can easily kill about four minutes. Without regrets.
– Check out the projections on the fauxreel website. Not quite sure what they’re all about, but watching people alter billboards at high speed can easily kill about four minutes. Without regrets.
If there is one thing that will really help you get our political aspirations towards better heights, television advertising is a best bet to get the job done. Not all people can afford television advertising due to the cost of having one. Secondly, it is not merely a matter of producing the ad itself. It also includes being able to get the desired time slot that will surely be hitting the proper voters who will know that you are running for public office.
Such is an issue that many call as dirty but advantageous. But if you have the funds to support your ad campaign and likewise avoiding any potential discrepancies on election requirements, then by all means use advertising to boost your political campaign!
Federal rules requiring candidates to have access to similar television audiences forced stations to bump some advertising from their traditional clients. In some cases, it was purchased months in advance and in a highly sought-after spot.
(Source) Business Weekly
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MoveOn.org is the most promotionally-savvy crowdsourced non-profit. It’s candid about its biases. And if it wants a certain outcome, it invests as much energy in being a horror-monger as it does in playing cheerleader.
– George Parker tells us why political advertising sucks.
Never trash a dude until you know a little something about where he comes from. With that said, watch a great American’s life unfold in storybook form and to the tune of “Young at Heart.”
Make the Logo Bigger says wouldn’t it be funny if neo-con blog divas came in cereal boxes? They don’t, but you can get one for $7 shipping and handling. Choose between dimply Michelle Malkin and icy blonde Ann Coulter. (Something for the whole family!)
In light of the public misery (and promotional creativity) that buying an expensive hooker can wreak, the PR team of 02138 magazine (a pub for “Harvard influentials”) have seen fit to tell us that Monsieur and Madame Spitzer scored…
Courtesy of Dead As We Know It, here’s more off-the-cuff advertising at (former) Governor Spitzer’s expense.
Having sent us this contextual ad flub on a recent story, reader Eddie playfully accuses us of drinking the Hillary Haterade.
Over a week ago, Hillary Clinton launched this ad that starts, “It’s three AM and your children are safe and asleep. But there’s a phone in the White House and it’s ringing.” The ad asks who you want to pick up the phone and protect your kids — somebody with experience, or somebody without.
Dance2DC is a new game by Shift Control for Barely Political.
For all her noxious crying and whatnot, Hillary Clinton is a well-honed jungle predator. “Winning. Winning, winning, that’s my measure of success — winning,” she barked recently.
Virgin Mobile is so naughty. Check out this political spoof ad that features Hillary Clinton looking into the horizon and thinking, “I wish my bill wasn’t so out of control…”
If you’re bummed about your creative inability to contribute a musical mash-up to Obama’s viral war chest, we’re found your solution.
The primaries for Ohio and Texas are fast approaching. Tensions are high between Hillary and Obama. Unless Hillary scores these last two states, she’s pretty much ether.
To win the youth vote Obama stole like a thief in the night, Hillary further strains our suspension of disbelief with “the playlist for YOUR future.”
Hey, look. It’s another one of those Obama speeches flanked by music and enhanced by the magic of grayscale. This one, produced by Tom Dunlap and seeded by Feed Company, is called “Hope Changes Everything.”
Politics has come to this? Hmm. What would your grandfather say? Likely, he’d be horrified.
MoveOn.org is circulating this satire of will.i.am’s “Yes We Can” obama video. This time, the candidate in the spotlight is an apparently war-mongering Maniac McCain.
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