2004-2006
Where
parties look for an audience/
Appealing to a demographic
(graphic)
2010
election breaks TV ad records
Dems
outspent GOP in TV ads in House races
Political
Ads: They Don't Go Away
Panel
says issue ads OK during elections
Stations
aired more political ads than coverage
Separate
political campaign ads from the lies
Political
Advertising Activity for Mid-Term Elections
Year
of the dirtiest sort of political ads
Election Advertising Boost
Political
Net Ads- Low In '06
Scientists
Track Effects of Negative Ads
Intense
Elections Give TV Ads Big Boost
Nasty
ads close out a mud-caked campaign
Nasty
Campaign Ad Spending Beats Nice 10:1
Millions
spent on negative campaign ads
Negative
Ads Attack Voters -- With the Facts
Attack
ads sometimes backfire
Candidates,
parties target Web audience
'Tis
the Season: This Year's Political Ads
Campaign
Ads Dominate political arena
Election
Ads Join the Broadband Revolution
Cable Cleans Up On
Campaign Ads
Fear:
popular theme in political ads
AOL
Debuts “The Stump“ for Blog Driven Election Coverage
As
Election Nears, Groups Plan Negative Ads
Expensive
TV ads cost candidates
'Snappy'
ads helping politicians build their brands
Negative
Ads Dominate Party Spending for US Midterm Election
Political
ads take center stage in debate between parties
Outside
Groups Spending Millions on Ads
The
Web Is Becoming The Home For Political News
Spending
on TV ads likely to set record
(Rhode Island)
Campaign 2006 Online/ The Web Video Factor (WSJ, 9/21/06)
Attack Ads Are Good For You (Reason, Sept. 2006)
Study:
Interest in political news steady
Campaign
Ads Pour Into TV Stations
In
Campaign Ads for Democrats, Bush Is the Star
Video
Web Sites Become Instrumental In Politics
Political Ad Spending
Could Hit $1.6 Billion This Year
Playing
field leveling in media coverage of political candidates
More
Political Dollars in Broadcasters' Pockets?
Buying
Time 2006: TV Advertising in State Supreme Court Elections
FEC
Won't Ease Limits on Interest Groups
Immigration
Ads a Problem for Campaigns
As
TV Campaign Spending Soars,
Cable Outlets Attract More
Dollars
DVRs
help viewers skip campaign ads
Political ad spending on record pace
YouTube
Election
Politicians
Seek Youth Via My Space
Candidates
Turning To Podcasting To Get Message Out
More
Candidates in January Could Mean More Ad Spending in 2008
Despite
hot races, TV is mostly free of political ads
Bloggers
battle old-school media for political clout
An
About Face on 527 Groups
Negative
Ads Play Crucial Role in Campaigns
Political:
$440 Million and Counting
Study:
media use more male experts
Blogs
changing political discourse, shaping media coverage
Candidates:
Message goes online
Online
Political Ad Dollars Will Continue to 'Explode'
"An
Eye On The White House And An Eye On You:
Forget television
ads. In 2008, candidates will watch your Web searches and cozy
up to your friends. (What's Next/Campaigns)."
In
politics, blogs and text messages are the new American way
Should
campaign-finance laws apply to blogs?
Ruling
allows challenges to limits on political ads
Justices
Weigh
Limits Put on Campaign Ads
Political
Ads Often Aim to Confuse
Animation
Tries to Enliven Political Ads
Political
TV ads crowd California, NY markets
Local
TV election coverage challenged
FEC
must rewrite campaign finance rules
Iowa
TV viewers to see ads touting Rice in ’08
Image trumps issues in
elections (study)
Coming soon to your TV:
year
round Political ads
Bloggers
may face campaign standards
FEC
Weighs Limited Internet Activity Rules
Study:
$100M Spent on TV Ads in Ohio Race
Parties
spent more on 2004 campaign ads
COVERING
THE ELECTION
Articles Reviewing Election Night TV Coverage
Advertisers
Learn From Candidates
Do
Attack Ads Work? You Bet -- and That's Not All Bad
Attack
of the Attack ads
Today's Political
Ads Use Yesterday's Tactics
Hardball
Ads Effective and win elections
Half
Million Ads Aired (So Far) in Pres. Race
Ad
Buys: Winners & Losers
The
History of Political TV Ads
From
Daisy to Willie, political ads in U.S.
Creating
Reagan's Image
Campaign
ads can mislead voters
TV:
Primary Information Source for Most 2004 Voters
Why
Ads Work