Former Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg addresses his staff and the media after announcing that he will be ending his campaign on Wednesday in New York. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images
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Just 36 hours after suspending his campaign for president, Michael Bloomberg is out with a new digital advertisement. This time, it's not about him.
Against footage of Trump at a rally saying, "[Democrats] know they can't win the 2020 election," the mashup of movie parts delivers the message: "We're not going anywhere. We will haunt your dreams. We are in your head. This year, we will fight back."
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Illinois GOP Launches Ad Campaign Against 'Neo-Nazi' Congressional Candidate
The Illinois Republican Party announced on March 5 that it is launching an advertising campaign to defeat avowed Holocaust denier Arthur Jones in a congressional race.
Jones won the 2018 GOP congressional primary in Illinois' 3rd Congressional District, which encompasses the southwest side of Chicago, because the state GOP couldn't find a candidate to oppose him in the heavily Democratic district. Jones lost in the general election to incumbent Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.).
BT unveils new ad campaign to promote flexible TV packages - Telecompaper
BT has announced a new ad campaign to promote the launch of its new flexible TV packages . The multi-channel campaign has been created to highlight the range of premium content available with BT TV.
The campaign is led by a 60-second TV ad, which premieres on the evening of Friday 06 March during the ad break for Googlebox of Channel 4. This TV ad will run through March and April. The ad shows a frustrated TV customer paying for channels she does not watch. The customer is introduced to BT TV and follows her as she 'goes beyond limits' to discover the wide range of content available.
Facebook removes Trump campaign ads it said were misleading about Census - The Washington Post
Spokesman Andy Stone said, "There are policies in place to prevent confusion around the official U.S. census, and this is an example of those being enforced."
Asked about Facebook's turnaround in its ruling about the Trump census ads, Stone said, "We conducted a further review."
Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh declined to comment about the ads or Facebook's decision. The ads were paid for by the Trump Make America Great Again Committee, which raises money for the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee in support of the president's reelection.
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NRL 2020: Todd Greenberg, Simply the Best, CEO defends ad campaign - NRL
NRL CEO Todd Greenberg launched the 2020 Telstra Premiership on Thursday night by saying the game's revamped Simply the Best advertising campaign "unites, excites and inspires".
Greenberg responded to recent commentary about the advertisement – which pays homage to the revolutionary 1990 campaign featuring Tina Turner – by saying "fans can, and will, debate the moments – fiercely – but you can't debate the music".
Many have applauded the effort to represent all comers, others have claimed the ad was a political statement.
AFL 2020: New ad campaign for season 2020, Believe, video, AFL ad vs NRL Simply The Best ad,
Centered around one word - Believe - the AFL's campaign is a fresh spin on the 2018 slogan, 'Don't Believe In Never'. WATCH THE AD BELOW
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The 2018 ads featured three major stories of adversity - Richmond's breakthrough 2017 premiership, Swan Aliir Aliir's journey from a Kenyan refugee camp to the AFL, and Dema, a teenager playing in a multicultural team in western Sydney.
This year, the advertisement features clips from fans emulating their favourite footy stars producing some of the biggest moments of the 2019 season, such as Essendon star Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti's matchwinner against North Melbourne.
New York sports betting gets push from TV ad campaign
Mobile sports betting is getting a huge push right now. Although it’s not legal in the Empire State yet, a television ad campaign from Bet On NY is launching a series of advertisements to promote New York sports betting .
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According to Nick Reisman of NY State of Politics, this ad is set to air in the Albany market. Calls for the legalization of sports betting in New York are growing louder and louder.
The ad makes a concerted effort to point out that New Jersey offers many New Yorkers an easy opportunity to bet on sports legally. It doesn’t make sense for New York to let the potential revenue leave the state.
Tesco claims Xmas ad campaign success |
UK supermarket chain Tesco has revealed the results of its Christmas campaign with Channel 4, ITV and Sky Media, suggesting the collaborative approach had strong recall and additional benefits.
The collaboration campaign cut through at the most competitive time of year and helped the supermarket achieve its fifth year of Christmas growth. The results announced at the Big TV Festival follow on from last year's call to brands and agencies to present the broadcasters with a joint brief, which Tesco subsequently proposed.
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