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Select $4.7 billion in midterm political advertising--and we're not done yet (thanks, Georgia); And more tallies from Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard.

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$4.7 billion in midterm political advertising--and we're not done yet (thanks, Georgia); And more tallies from Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard.

From:AdAge (Vol. 93, Issue 16)

Nov. 14, 2022658 words Article 1300LByline: Simon Dumenco Data Analysis By Kevin Brown Congratulations to the true 2022 midterm winners: Georgia media owners and operators. TV station owners and operators, especially. The Peach State was already home...

Select Following the money; Campaigning.

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Following the money; Campaigning.

From:The Economist

Nov. 5, 20221,141 words Article 1360LHow attempts by Google and Meta to be virtuous have contributed to record spending in America's midterms I N 1952 DWIGHT EISENHOWER became the first politician to mount an advertising campaign on television. His...

Select Electing Presidents by Propaganda: Advertising Slogans Succeed in Political Campaign; Affirmation, Repetition, and Contagion in Publicity Are Used to Offset Reason.

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Electing Presidents by Propaganda: Advertising Slogans Succeed in Political Campaign; Affirmation, Repetition, and Contagion in Publicity Are Used to Offset Reason.

From:The Progressive (Vol. 86, Issue 5)

Oct-Nov 2022266 words Brief article 1550LAPPEAL TO ECONOMY The second most important reason given by those who voted for the successful candidate was that he (the President) was saving their money in the way of an economy program (bonus, postal salaries,...

Select GOP dominates gubernatorial campaign ad spending; In four out of the five top races, Republicans have the edge, according to Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard analysis.

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GOP dominates gubernatorial campaign ad spending; In four out of the five top races, Republicans have the edge, according to Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard analysis.

From:AdAge (Vol. 93, Issue 4)

Mar. 7, 2022746 words Article 1400LByline: Simon Dumenco and Data Analysis By Kevin Brown Republicans are massively outspending Democrats when it comes to political advertising in four out of the top five gubernatorial races in the U.S., according to...

Select Midterm report: GOP already has a big ad-spending edge in Senate races; Ad Age's 2022 Campaign Trail coverage kicks off ... now.

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Midterm report: GOP already has a big ad-spending edge in Senate races; Ad Age's 2022 Campaign Trail coverage kicks off ... now.

From:AdAge (Vol. 93, Issue 2)

Jan. 24, 2022587 words Article 1310LByline: Simon Dumenco Democrats experiencing agita over midterm elections prospects--as inflation keeps rising, the pandemic drags on and the Biden agenda continues to stall--have another reason to agonize: Republicans...

Select The Medical Sector Breathes, Amidst Need for More Air.

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The Medical Sector Breathes, Amidst Need for More Air.

From:Addis Fortune

May 17, 20211,506 words Article 1380LGradually, the biggest and most visible billboards in Addis Abeba have become political campaign ads. The most visible, like its former incarnation in past elections is the Prosperity Party (PP), with billboards...

Select Election Ads.

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Election Ads.

From:Addis Fortune

Mar. 22, 202168 words Brief article 1120LThe election season is in gear with campaigning having started and candidate registration having been finalised. Here, in Kazanchis, passersby stop to read the names of candidates on a board. But these are not the only...

Select Political Ad Dos and Don'ts: Stations should know their rights, obligations as political season heats up.

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Political Ad Dos and Don'ts: Stations should know their rights, obligations as political season heats up.

Author:John M. BurgettFrom:Broadcasting & Cable (Vol. 150, Issue 9)

Sept. 2020627 words Excerpt 1490LThe following is an excerpt from "Political Advertising 101: A Refresher Course for Very Busy People" by Wiley partner John M. Burgett. Stations must sell time to federal candidates throughout their campaign and cannot...

Select SOCIAL MEDIA.

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SOCIAL MEDIA.

Author:Trishla OstwalFrom:ADWEEK (Vol. 64, Issue 1)

Jan. 9, 202391 words Brief article 1220LTwitter plans to lift its 2019 ban on political ads "in the coming weeks" and let marketers serve cause-based advertising, like ads that educate or encourage people to take action on social and economic topics. "We...

Select The New Advertising-Industrial Complex.

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The New Advertising-Industrial Complex.

Author:Nadine KrefetzFrom:Streaming Media (Vol. 19, Issue 6)

Nov-Dec 2022742 words Article 1050LAdvertising is big business. But while media buyers were complaining about whether they were buying demos, impressions, views, or households, they weren't watching their rear flank. Theoretically, the inability to...

Select How abortion ruling transformed midterm political advertising; Republicans and Democrats shifted their ad strategies in very different ways in the wake of Dobbs.

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How abortion ruling transformed midterm political advertising; Republicans and Democrats shifted their ad strategies in very different ways in the wake of Dobbs.

From:AdAge (Vol. 93, Issue 14)

Oct. 24, 2022574 words Article 1460LByline: Simon Dumenco The decision by the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority to overturn the constitutional right to abortion had a major impact on campaign advertising during the 2022 midterm election cycle,...

Select What TV's Shifting Landscape Means for Political Advertisers: Pandemic-spurred consumption changes have major consequences.

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What TV's Shifting Landscape Means for Political Advertisers: Pandemic-spurred consumption changes have major consequences.

Authors:Jesse Contario and Melissa KurstinFrom:Multichannel News (Vol. 41, Issue 10)

May 18, 2020750 words Article 1390LWhen the 2020 presidential race began, no one could have predicted the current pandemic and the huge impact it would have on many political advertising campaigns. It's no secret that the big players spend big budgets...

Select THE STATE OF THE STATE RACES; Governorships in play are (mostly) seeing relatively modest ad spending.

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THE STATE OF THE STATE RACES; Governorships in play are (mostly) seeing relatively modest ad spending.

From:AdAge (Vol. 91, Issue 9)

May 4, 2020621 words Article 1580LByline: Simon Dumenco Editor's note: Ad Age's Campaign Ad Scorecard is taking a deep dive into political ad spending across federal-level and gubernatorial races through Election Day. Dive even deeper at...

Select Digital myths and political reality; Lexington

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Digital myths and political reality; Lexington

From:The Economist (Vol. 434, Issue 9185)

Mar. 14, 2020989 words Article 1250LDonald Trump owes his election to the moral choices of millions of voters--not to Facebook ads FIRST IT WAS Steve Bannon; then Jared Kushner; now it is Brad Parscale. Ever since Donald Trump began persuading millions...

Select Gavin Newsom ran an ad in Florida urging people to flee the regime of repression imposed by Ron DeSantis and come to the free state of California.

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Gavin Newsom ran an ad in Florida urging people to flee the regime of repression imposed by Ron DeSantis and come to the free state of California.

From:National Review (Vol. 74, Issue 14)

Aug. 1, 2022130 words Brief article 1290LGavin Newsom ran an ad in Florida urging people to flee the regime of repression imposed by Ron DeSantis and come to the free state of California. Of course, California, one of the most heavily regulated states in the...

Select FROM THE EDITOR.

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FROM THE EDITOR.

Author:Tasha AndersonFrom:Alaska Business Monthly (Vol. 39, Issue 6)

June 2022481 words Editorial 1250LAlaska Business doesn't cover politics, nor do we accept political advertisements. This policy was launched with the magazine in the '80s and has been reinforced time and time again in the nearly four decades we've been...

Select A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CLOSES IN ON THE $100-MILLION AD-SPENDING MARK; And it's not Mike Bloomberg (though he's catching up).

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A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CLOSES IN ON THE $100-MILLION AD-SPENDING MARK; And it's not Mike Bloomberg (though he's catching up).

From:AdAge (Vol. 90, Issue 23)

Dec. 9, 2019534 words Article 1370LByline: Simon Dumenco And Kevin Brown Editor's note: Ad Age's Campaign Scorecard is taking a deep dive into political ad spending across federal-level and gubernatorial races throughout the 2019-2020 political cycle....

Select Platforms shoo; Political advertising.

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Platforms shoo; Political advertising.

From:The Economist (Vol. 433, Issue 9171)

Nov. 30, 2019607 words Article 1290LBig Tech changes the rules of election campaigning "WE'VE MADE the decision to stop all political advertising on Twitter globally. We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought." Thus spake Jack...

Select TWITTER DETAILS POLITICAL AD BAN; The move could affect brand advertisers with political messaging in ads.

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TWITTER DETAILS POLITICAL AD BAN; The move could affect brand advertisers with political messaging in ads.

From:AdAge (Vol. 90, Issue 22)

Nov. 18, 2019728 words Article 1420LByline: Garett Sloane Twitter has released new details about how it plans to enforce a ban on political advertising. The ban, which comes into effect this week, represents one of the most drastic actions by a major...

Select MIKE BLOOMBERG APPEARS TO BE PRO-INFLATION; When it comes to TV and radio ad prices, that is.

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MIKE BLOOMBERG APPEARS TO BE PRO-INFLATION; When it comes to TV and radio ad prices, that is.