Former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama — who starred in an Inauguration Day video playing up the democratic transfer of power — will also soon be jointly urging wary Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to sources familiar with the project. The sources requested anonymity to speak candidly.
Gathered to watch President Biden take the oath of office and film a message emphasizing the ceremony's importance to the republic, " they also recorded a PSA [public service announcement] aimed at building confidence in the safety and efficacy of the covid vaccine ," one of the sources said. That message " will be released in the coming weeks ," the source added. Another source said the PSA was "a work in progress" and confirmed the rough timetable.
Not to change the topic here:
Government makes call for personal responsibility in powerful Covid ad | Campaign US
Campaign asks public to look Covid patients and frontline workers 'in the eyes and tell them you are doing all you can to stop the spread of Covid-19'.
The UK government is calling on the public to think about the impact of their actions on healthcare staff and patients in its latest TV ad in the national effort against Covid-19.
The spot , which breaks tonight (22 January) and was created by MullenLowe, features close-up shots of various faces – some wearing surgical masks, others ventilation masks. It ends with the message: "Look them in the eyes and tell them you are doing all you can to stop the spread of Covid-19."
New advocacy group launches pre-election ad campaign against O'Toole, Conservatives | The Star
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OTTAWA - A new third-party advocacy group is launching an ad campaign aimed at ensuring Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole never becomes prime minister.
The Protecting Canada Project is airing its first 30-second ad, in English and French, on television and online.
Ascension ad campaign song getting attention nationally | The Ponte Vedra Recorder
“I’m Not Going Anywhere” is resonating with the public, many wanting to know more about the performer who is singing it.
And, perhaps, no one is more surprised by the reaction than singer/songwriter Kelly Lang, who wrote the song 16 years ago after seeing a friend struggling while caring for her ailing husband.
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Through it all, the friend kept telling her spouse, “Honey, I’m not going anywhere. I’m not leaving you.”
And here's another article:
New Government ad campaign targets rule-breakers with messages from Covid patients and staff
A hard-hitting new ad campaign challenges members of the public breaching lockdown rules, in a significant shift in Government messaging on Covid-19 .
The new ads feature close-ups of frontline medical practitioners and Covid-19 patients' faces, asking: "Can you look them in the eyes and tell them you're helping by staying at home?"
Until now, messaging has largely focussed on spreading a "stay at home" message to encourage compliance with lockdown rules, rather than focus on individuals.
Officeworks releases ad campaign promoting damaging gender stereotypes
The first part of Officeworks’ new campaign shows mothers enthusiastically packing their children’s lunch and participating in the tried-and-true role of the housewife. Having successfully completed the “back-to-school” shopping, their daughters are shown squealing over glittery, pink lunch boxes.
In contrast, a video was released depicting fathers and sons playing cricket outside, separate from the rest of their families.
Lincoln Project hits Stefanik in new ad over support for Trump | TheHill
The ad, dubbed "What Happened, Elise?," cites Stefanik's background working for former President George W. Bush and her commitment to "compassionate conservatism" prior to voicing her support for Trump.
"If Marjorie Taylor Green and Lauren Boebert went to Harvard, they'd be Elise Stefanik," the ad says.
Stefanik's senior adviser hit back at the Lincoln Project, calling it a "scam PAC organization" in a statement to The Hill.
Government pulls ad that states joggers are 'highly likely to have Covid-19' | Campaign US
The UK government has chosen to discontinue a radio ad that says joggers are "highly likely to have Covid-19". After being contacted by the Advertising Standards Authority, the Cabinet Office has said the disputed claim will not be repeated.
The ASA received complaints about the 30-second radio ad that begins: "Someone jogging, walking their dog or working out in the park is highly likely to have Covid-19. This is a national health emergency."
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ASA rules require that advertisers hold robust documentary evidence to prove claims that are capable of substantiation. Following a conversation, the Cabinet office worked to "swiftly address and resolve the matter without the need for formal investigation", the ASA said in a statement, "we consider the matter closed".
Happening on Twitter
Coming soon: Obama, Bush, Clinton are doing a joint PSA to encourage Americans to get vaccinated (and here are some… https://t.co/qZQKhOk9bi OKnox (from Washington, DC) Fri Jan 22 16:54:05 +0000 2021
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