ESPN’s “This Is SportsCenter” campaign is one of the longest running campaigns in television—spanning 25 years, more than 400 ads and many of the most iconic sports figures of the last three decades. ESPN’s celebrating the history of the ad campaign with a three-part special Sunday night.
The two-and-a-half hours of coverage will dedicate one hour to ads starring ESPN personalities, the next hour is to showcase the best spots with athletes and the final half hour spotlights mascot hijinks.
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Peps Industries introduces BEDTalks – the most boring ad campaign ever - Exchange4media
Conceptualised with Phantom Ideas, the campaign is a series of boring topics aimed at putting people to sleep
The wait is finally over! Here’s the first episode of #BEDTalks ever. Watch the full video on our IGTV. Good night, folks. Sleep tight! #DreamMakers #PepsIndia P. S: Turn on ?
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Here’s the second #BEDTalks video! Let the subject of Exploring Accounting History of Debt Contracting help you doze off into a deep state of sleep. Watch the full video on our IGTV! #DreamMakers #PepsIndia
Remembering Nike's Legendary Bo Jackson Ad Campaign | Mental Floss
It may have been difficult for Nike to conceive of any athlete being able to do more for its company than Michael Jordan. In the late 1980s and 1990s, the Chicago Bulls star was omnipresent, helping turn their Air Jordan line of sneakers into a squeaky chorus in school hallways and gyms around the country. Even better, the company had scored big with "Just Do It," an advertising slogan introduced in 1988 that became part of the public lexicon.
There was just one issue. In spite of Jordan's growing popularity and their innovative advertising, Nike was still in second place behind Reebok. No other athlete on their roster could seemingly bridge the gap. Not even their new cross-training shoe endorsed by tennis pro John McEnroe was igniting excitement in the way the company had hoped.
With just days remaining in Baltimore mayor's race, top candidates eye different paths to victory
With just days remaining in the race for Baltimore's next mayor, Graham, 67, must figure out who's the best choice to lead the city in an election of unusually high consequence.
She wants someone who isn't entrenched in the political establishment. But she's also worried a political outsider won't know how to run a big city.
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Like Graham, more than a fifth of voters surveyed recently were still undecided about who to support in the June 2 Democratic primary, the election expected to determine who will become mayor.
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A new ad makes the case against Lindsey Graham with Graham doing all the talking - The
"I walk in the room and they stand up and they start clapping and they start chanting, 'Send Lindsey home! Send Lindsey home!'," Harrison recounted when we talked in February. "And a number of them come up to me afterwards and they say, 'You know, I don't know what has happened to Lindsey Graham.'" Harrison thinks he knows what happened.
A new ad out today from LindseyMustGoPAC, a super PAC with an obvious objective, uses the three-term senator's own words to dramatize what happened to Graham in an effort to destroy his credibility and sow doubts about his character.
Teacher's Union, PTA Ad Campaign Promotes COVID-19 Aid for Schools - Politics K-12 -
The National Education Association and the National PTA have announced a multi-million-dollar advertising campaign to encourage support for a federal coronavirus relief package that includes designated funding for schools.
The first ad, called "School Is Where the Heart Is," directs viewers to a website that helps them contact members of Congress in support of the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act.
That bill, proposed by House Democrats this week, would create a $90 billlion "state fiscal stabilization fund" for the U.S. Department of Education to distribute to K-12 schools and higher education. And it would provide nearly $1 billion to shore up general state and local budgets, which governors say is necessary to help avoid cuts to education spending. That's on top of aid from the CARES Act, a previous relief bill.
Republican anti-Trump group releases new ad trolling president and his campaign manager | The
New TV ad from group led by George Conway digs at Trump's insecurities over campaign manager Brad Parscale
"Brad is getting rich. How rich? Really rich!" the narrator continues, listing off recent purchases by Mr Parscale, including three Florida properties worth more than $4m, a private yacht, and a Ferrari.
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Mr Parscale was the top digital media strategist for Mr Trump's 2016 campaign. He has been widely credited with leading the online charge that helped sweep the president into office, becoming one of his closest advisers.
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