MILAN — After closing the Versace spring 2020 runway show in a reimagined version of the iconic plunging jungle print dress she wore to the Grammy Awards in 2000, it’s no surprise that Jennifer Lopez posed for the brand’s new advertising campaign, which will be globally unveiled today.
J.Lo is the protagonist, along with Kendall Jenner, of a series of images shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
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Supporters of Measure B condemn TV campaign ad by project opponents -
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The battle over the Newland Sierra Housing development is heating up on the airwaves.
Today, supporters of the project held a news conference attacking opponents for a new campaign commercial which they say deliberately deceives the voters.
At stake is what happens to a 1,900-acre property near Escondido. The developer, Newland Sierra wants to build 2,100 homes on the site. The project was approved by the county board of supervisors last year.
'No on B' begins ad campaign against Newland Sierra Project -
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Voters have a lot to consider at the polls come March 2020. And Measure B is one topic drawing a lot of attention because of what both sides say it means for the future of unincorporated parts of San Diego County.
A new campaign ad is detailing why some in North County hope you vote no on Measure B. The campaign known as “No-on-b” has began running their ads that encourage people to vote against the Newland Sierra Project, which aims to create more housing units in San Diego County.
ND Department of Tourism unveils 2020 ad campaign
BISMARCK, N.D. - The North Dakota Department of Tourism unveiled its new 2020 ad campaign, with actor and Minot native Josh Duhamel front and center once again.
The Tourism director says the campaign, put together by Odney advertising, focuses on the activities visitors can enjoy across the state.
"It's really gonna invite our guests to follow their curiosity and not the crowds, and really to immerse themselves in the diverse opportunities that are around and available throughout North Dakota," said Sara Otte Coleman, director.
Not to change the topic here:
NBCU To Unify, Simplify Ad Campaign Tools With 'One Platform' 01/09/2020
LAS VEGAS-- Consolidating its array of TV-video advertising tools for all its networks and platforms, NBCUniversal announced at the Consumer Electronics Show that it is starting up One Platform -- a unified service that can optimize, plan, deliver, and measure audiences for all advertisers.
“We know that viewers do not differentiate content by network, time or screen... so that’s the mindset we’ll go to market with in 2020,” said Linda Yaccarino, chairman, advertising and partnerships for NBCUniversal, in a press release on Tuesday night.
'Campaign Beat:' Fundraising, Campaign Ads, And The Trump Factor | MTPR
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'Campaign Beat:' Fundraising, Campaign Ads, And The Trump Factor
This week on Campaign Beat : who's ahead, and who's behind in campaign fundraising. A new ad introduces a political newcomer in the Senate race, and protesters challenge Sen. Daines for going all-in for Trump.
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Sally Mauk: Holly, the most current campaign finance reports came out this week and one candidate for governor, Democrat Whitney Williams, I think gets the most bragging rights in that race, having raised over $439,000 in the last quarter. And that's more, I believe, than any of the other candidates in either party.
Facebook won't change its political ad policies - Vox
Twitter has banned most kinds of political ads. Google has limited the effectiveness of political ads it accepts.
But Facebook, which may be the most powerful force in online ads during the 2020 campaign, says it won't change its core, controversial policies about political ads: It will continue to run them, it will not prevent politicians from lying in ads they buy on Facebook, and it will not restrict campaigns' ability to target groups of voters with their ads.
Bud Light retires its 'Dilly Dilly' world ahead of new seltzer campaign | Ad Age
Bud Light's knight was viciously slain in the brand's 'Game of Thrones'-themed Super Bowl ad in 2019.
More than two years after Bud Light brought the made-up phrase "Dilly Dilly!" to the forefront of public consciousness, the AB InBev-owned brewer is bringing the curtain down on its multi-purpose medieval realm, the brand's VP tells Ad Age.
The revelation comes as AB InBev prepares to launch a pricey campaign for Bud Light Seltzer, a new spiked seltzer label slated to hit shelves next week.
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