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| For the purposes of these Guidelines, Minor language clarification changes an advertisement includes any advertisement.. The GIPS Advertising Guidelines are Eliminated reference to the U.S. guidelines that promote an ethical Securities and Exchange Commission framework for advertisements. Added, “Firms must disclose do not change the scope of the any conflicts between activities of local regulatory bodies laws/regulations and the GIPS regarding the regulation of Advertising Guidelines.” advertisements. Firms advertising performance results must also adhere to all applicable regulatory rules and requirements governing advertisements. Change in disclosure: firms must disclose any conflicts between applicable laws and regulations and the GIPS Advertising Guidelines in advertisements that include the GIPS claim of compliance. These Advertising Guidelines are not intended to replace the regulations when a firm is advertising performance solely for a pooled unitized product. However, should a GIPS-compliant firm choose to advertise performance results, the firm must apply all applicable laws and regulations as well as the GIPS Advertising Guidelines in order to include a claim of compliance with the GIPS standards. The GIPS Advertising Guidelines attempt to serve as industry global best practice for the advertisement of performance results. GIPS Advertising Guidelines explicitly include a reference to the application of the Guidelines to pooled unitized products; this was inherent in the AIMR-PPS Advertising Guidelines, but not explicitly stated. Firms that claim compliance with the AIMR-PPS standards and that choose ... Please keep a copy of this contract for your records.http://www.nafsa.org/_/File/_/06advertisingcontract.pdf. 1. It is assumed that advertisers have read this contract and agree to its conditions without any further contract or notice. 2. International Educator reserves the right to review and consider rejection of any advertising. 3. The advertiser and agency assume liability for all content, including text and illustrations of advertising published. 4. All advertising copy that might be mistaken for an article, commentary, or other non advertising material must be clearly marked “advertisement.” NAFSA reserves the right to so mark all ad materials. 5. International Educator shall be under no liability for its failure, for any cause, to insert an advertisement. New advertisers must prepay for the first placement in International Educator. If space is cancelled after the deadline or not cancelled at all, or materials are received too late to be used, the advertiser will be charged for the insertion. If for any reason, an advertisement is cancelled after the closing date, the publisher reserves the right to repeat former ad at full rate. If the advertiser has not previously run an ad, advertiser will be charged for the cost of space reserved. By signing this contract, the advertiser agrees to abide by these terms. Advertisers will be short-rated if, within 12 months of the date of their first insertion, they do not use the amount of space they initially reserved and upon which their billings during the year were based. Advertising materials must conform to specifications set out in the “Preparing Files” section of the IE 2006 Media Planner. Advertising materials will be ... highways allow for the safe and efficient movement of people, goods, and services and serve as the primary means of presenting the character of Wayne County to travelers; and outdoor advertising can be considered a legitimate commercial activity adjacent to other commercial activities along highways; and off-premises outdoor advertising signs serve a different function than on-premises signs and should be regulated accordingly; and the Planning Board has recognized the need to regulate the proliferation of off-premises outdoor advertising signs as to their location, spacing, size, density, and other considerations, and after careful study and consideration and holding public hearings thereon, has developed this ordinance to accomplish these objectives; and the Wayne County Board of Commissioners declares that control of outdoor advertising signs is necessary to promote the reasonable and orderly display of such signs along highways in order to purposes; and Wayne County is authorized by North Carolina General Statute 153A-121 to adopt necessary ordinances to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of Wayne County; and Wayne County intends to enact outdoor advertising sign regulations which prohibit outdoor advertising signs along freeway corridors and are more restrictive and comprehensive on all other The purpose of this Ordinance is to preserve and improve the roadside appearance along highways in unincorporated Wayne County through the prohibition of outdoor advertising signs on freeways and the control of outdoor advertising signs on all other highways.http://www.waynegov.com/departments/planning/documents/signordinance.pdf. These regulations apply along all ... Wisconsin Consumer Protection Laws Advertising & Sales Claims Bait and Switch Wisconsin Statutes section 100.http://www.datcp.state.wi.us/cp/consumerinfo/cp/cp_laws/advertising/bait_switch.pdf.18 prohibits deceptive advertising and sales practices, including “bait and switch” practices. In a typical “bait and switch” scheme, a seller offers an attractive bargain on an advertised item. But when the customer responds to the advertisement, the seller disparages the advertised item or states that it has “sold out.” The seller then attempts to sell a substitute item at a higher price. Wisconsin Statutes section 100.18(9) prohibits “bait and switch” schemes in which a seller advertises an item as part of a plan or scheme to sell something different (not the advertised item). A seller who runs out of an advertised item is not necessary guilty of “bait and switch” unless the seller is using the advertisement as part of a plan or scheme to sell something other than the advertised item. Low sales of advertised items compared to substitute items may suggest, but do not necessarily prove, that the seller is engaged in “bait and switch” tactics. For more information, see Fraudulent Representations. H i s t o r y .http://www.army.mil/usapa/epubs/pdf/r601_208.pdf. T h i s p u b l i c a t i o n i s a m a j o r revision. This regulation applies to all Army advertising. c. The CG, USAREC will develop, budget, and contract, through proper procurement channels, for all national publicity and advertising to be used for recruiting and reenlisting of the following personnel: (1) Nonprior Service. d. The CG, USAAC will develop, budget for, and contract for, through proper procurement channels, all national publicity and advertising. The publicity and advertising will be used for ROTC enrollment and retention of—(1) High school students who enroll in the 4-year program. A well–planned, fully coordinated advertising, publicity, and promotion program is essential for the Army to accomplish its recruiting and reenlistment mission. Accordingly, besides the general policies expressed in AR 360–1 on Army personnel and agencies in commercial advertising activities, the policies on publicity efforts are prescribed below. c. Solicitation of funds from local merchants to advertise for recruiting purposes is prohibited. h. Comparisons of military versus civilian pay will not be made in national publicity material or advertising directed to the general public, unless approved by the DCS, G–1. i. j. Displays and exhibits produced for advertisements or promotions throughout the U.S. Army should be recognized easily as recruiting, advertising, publicity, or promotional products. k. The PMS, as the senior Army representative on campus, will be the point of contact and coordinator of all Army advertising conducted on campuses that host U.S. Army ROTC detachments. ... The general assembly further declares it to be the policy of this state that the erection and maintenance of outdoor advertising in areas adjacent to the interstate and primary highway systems be regulated in accordance with sections 226.http://www.modot.org/business/outdoor_advertising/documents/BillboardManual.pdf.500 to 226.600 and rules and regulations promulgated by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission (MHTC) pursuant (5) Outdoor advertising for tourist-oriented businesses, and scoreboards used in sporting events or other electronic signs with changeable messages which are not prohibited by federal regulations or local zoning ordinances. Outdoor advertising which is authorized by this subdivision (5) shall only be allowed to the extent that such outdoor advertising is not prohibited by Title 23, United States Code, section 131, as now or thereafter amended, and lawful regulations promulgated thereunder. Such cessation of removal shall not be construed to affect compensation for outdoor advertising removed or in the process of removal pursuant to this chapter. Notwithstanding any other provision of sections 226.500 to 226.600, outdoor advertising signs lawfully in existence on October 22, 1965, determined by agreement between the MHTC and the Secretary of Transportation to be landmark signs, including signs on farm structures or natural surfaces, of historical or artistic significance may be maintained. If the owner of the structure refuses or fails to remove or conceal the advertising message, the MHTC may remove or conceal the advertising message and the owner of the structure shall be liable for the costs of such removal or concealment. PURPOSE: This rule informs ... OPPS & SERVICES FOR ARTISTS Page – Banner Advertising Updated: September 26, 2007 Each year, NYFA’s Opportunities & Services for Artists listings are used by tens of thousands of arts organizations, arts administrators, artists, and others nationwide, making it one of the most heavily trafficked resource-related web sites in the arts and culture industry.http://www.nyfa.org/files_uploaded/BannerAdvertising-OppsServicesforArtists.pdf. Usage Statistics Monthly Visits: 18,000 User Demographics: Nationwide; Arts Organizations, Arts Administrators, Artists; Arts & Culture Industry Display Ad Size (in pixels) 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 6 Months 12 Months Small (85 high x 170 wide) $140 $270 $380 $670 $1,180 Large (170 high x 170 wide) $240 $460 $650 $1,150 $2,020 * Fees based on national standards for web advertising. Ad Placement Your ad will be placed here on NYFA’s Opportunities & Services for Artists page. To Place An Ad Please email the following information to Matthew Deleget, NYFA, at joblist@nyfa.org. You will receive confirmation of your order by email. EVENT LISTINGS Page – Banner Advertising Updated: September 26, 2007 Each year, NYFA’s Events Listings are used by thousands of arts organizations, arts administrators, artists, and others nationwide, making it one of the most heavily trafficked event-related web sites in the arts and culture industry.http://www.nyfa.org/files_uploaded/BannerAdvertising-EventListings.pdf. Usage Statistics Monthly Visits: 2,400 User Demographics: Nationwide; Arts Organizations, Arts Administrators, Artists; Arts & Culture Industry Display Ad Size (in pixels) 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 6 Months 12 Months Small (85 high x 170 wide) $100 $190 $270 $480 $840 Large (170 high x 170 wide) $180 $340 $490 $860 $1,510 * Fees based on national standards for web advertising. Ad Placement Your ad will be placed below the intro text on NYFA’s Event Listings page. To Place An Ad Please email the following information to Matthew Deleget, NYFA, at joblist@nyfa.org. You will receive confirmation of your order by email. Dear NCJW Members and Friends, NCJW is now accepting advertising for the 2007-2008 membership directory.http://www.ncjwdallas.org/includes/AdvertisingForm.pdf. This is the perfect way to advertise your business or publish an honorarium or memoriam. You can also become a Directory Sponsor by making a donation, which will help offset the cost of producing the directory. The order form is below. We would love to include your submission! AVAILABLE ADVERTISING _____ Full Page 4 1/4" wide x 7 1/4" high $175 _____ Half Page 4 1/4" wide x 3 1/2" high $100 _____ Quarter Page We analyze firms’ decisions to impart product informati on through advertising: comparative ad-vertisingalsoallowsthemtoimpartinformation about rivals’ products.http://www.virginia.edu/economics/papers/anderson/compad061106.pdf. Such “comparative” advertising may have a detrimental impact on welfare by leading more consumers to consume the low quality product: this effect can dominate the bene fits from improved consumer information and reduce social welfare if qualities are different enough. This situation was ended by a 1997 EU directive that made “comparative advertising” legal subject to the restriction that it should not be misleading. Is the bene fit to consumers from improved information mitigated by a welfare loss for competitors who are (presuma bly) hurt by comparative advertising about their products? Are consumers hurt by higher prices because product di due to comparative advertising about product attributes? Consumers do not know the characteristics of a firm’s product unless they are revealed through advertising, although consumers have (correct) priors about their evaluations. If comparative advertising is not permitted, then firms can only inform consumers about their own goods. If comparative advertising is permitted, the other firm can also inform consumers about product attributes that its rival might not wish to communicate. Evaluating the impact of comparative advertising on market outcome requires identifying situations where the possibility of comparative advertising changes the information available 1 to consumers. Anderson and Renault (2006) explore the possibility that a monopoly firm might choose to provide limited information about its product attributes even if ... Check creative against Media Types and Restrictions on last page Did you stay under the max file size? Have you notified us of multi-event Flash ads you may be running? Size: 728x90 Max file size: Max 35k for flash and gif Initial load and up to 100k for streaming 728x400 max expanded panel (up to 4 panels, 8k combined max); width of the panel cannot exceed width of the banner.http://www.foxnews.com/projects/pdf/adPolicies.pdf. Expandable ads must be user initiated on the Homepage, and must expand below the ad itself. Max animation time:15 seconds, 3 loops Acceptable formats:Flash, GIF, HTML, JPEG, Pointroll, Eyeblaster, Unicast, Eyewonder, Klipmart Max file size:max 35k for flash and gif. Expandable ads must be user initiated on the Homepage and must expand to the left. Max animation time:15 seconds, 3 loops Acceptable formats:Flash, GIF, HTML, JPEG, Pointroll, Eyeblaster, Unicast, Eyewonder, Klipmart *expandable to 300x600 only on story pages Ad Policies & Technical Specifications Max file size:max 35k for flash and gif. Expandable ads must be user initiated on the Homepage and must expand to the left. Max animation time:15 seconds, 3 loops Acceptable formats:Flash, GIF, HTML, JPEG, Pointroll, Eyeblaster, Unicast, Eyewonder, Klipmart Max animation time: 15 seconds, 3 loops Acceptable formats: Advertiser must provide iframe and FOXNews.com controls frequency cap and window creation Size: 167x30 pixels (please leave 2 pixels on each side of the image blank to allow for border)16 color.gif or .jpg<1K Large Banner Ad Size: 215x34 pixels (please leave 2 pixels on each side of the image blank to allow for border)16 color.gif or .jpg<1K Background With passenger figures showing signs of a recovery and airport passengers predicted to double in the next 20 years, airports as an advertising medium are achieving an ever-growing critical mass.http://www.oaaa.org/images/upload/research/8915A54578594597ABC5172962A66B27.pdf. However, the effectiveness of advertising at airports has always been notoriously difficult to pinpoint, until now. In a joint venture with British Aviation Authority (BAA), JCDecaux Airport commissioned a research study to establish airport advertising as a real contender for all media schedules. The objective of the research, conducted by British Market Research Bureau (BMRB), was to measure the isolated effect of an average weight airport advertising campaign, based on the creation of a fictitious brand, Bleu. Bleu was launched at Heathrow airport during January 2002 with the tag line “banking will never be the same again.” The brand was advertised across all four terminals and interviews were carried out among passengers during the last two weeks of January to measure the impact the airport advertising campaign had created. It has been widely understood that the airport environment is a unique venue for advertisers. This research study quantifies the potency of airport advertising and establishes it as a true contender for all media planning schedules targeting affluent and influential decision-makers. The pseudo brand campaign demonstrates the power of advertising in airports. Given that Bleu, lacked brand recognition, loyalty or additional advertising support, the awareness of the brand can be completely attributed to the airport advertising campaign. So airports not only provide a great opportunity to see ... With the approval of the Supreme Court, the Committee on Attorney Advertising pursuant to Rule 1:19A-2(c) here publishes for comment proposed Attorney Advertising Guideline 4 which addresses the use by lawyers or law firms of endorsements or testimonials from clients.http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/notices/reports/ProposedCAAGuideline4.pdf. The Committee on Attorney Advertising believes that adoption of this proposed guideline is necessary to clarify the application of the Rules governing attorney advertisements and other communications within the Committee’s jurisdiction. The Supreme Court will not consider comments submitted anonymously. Thus, those submitting comments by mail should include their name and address and those submitting comments by e-mail should include their name and e-mail address. Comments submitted in response to this notice will be maintained in confidence only if the author specifically requests confidentiality. In the absence of such a request, the author’s identity and his or her comments may be subject to public disclosure after the Court has acted on the proposed guideline. /s/ George J. Kenny A lawyer or law firm may use endorsements or testimonials from clients when: (a) The endorsement or testimonial is, in fact, that of the identified client, is truthful in all respects, and does not compare one lawyer to another; (b) Does not describe the work or the quality of the work that the lawyer has performed for the client; and (c) The client consents to the use of the endorsement or testimonial in the marketing or advertising program of the attorney. An appropriate client endorsement or testimonial may state, for example, that the lawyer was sympathetic or concerned, ... Devise an IT strategy to support the fast growth of GSD&M Advertising, as well as keep up with the fast-paced nature of the advertising business; pro-vide an IT infrastructure that enables the agency to be more creative than the competition Standardized Dell and Microsoft server infra-structure delivers excellent reliability, allowing the IT department to think highly strategically; Dell scalable enterprise strategy helps GSD&M to respond rapidly to the needs of new clients; Dell delivers a very positive ROi—“with an uppercase ‘R’ and a lowercase ‘i’” not stopped GSD&M from rising to the top of the ad game.http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/casestudies/2005_gsdm.pdf. Maybe that explains why the full-service advertising agency—which has 750 employees and $14 billion in annual billings—calls its hometown in the Lone Star State “Idea City.” To be sure, the big ideas at GSD&M have helped it attract an all-star client list that includes Wal-Mart, Southwest Airlines, and the PGA TOUR. And the idea brokers at GSD&M have certainly come a long way since six humble University of Texas grads founded the agency in 1971. Yet, while the creative vision at GSD&M has driven the company’s growth during the past 30 years, the creative success of GSD&M has been powered by the company's smart use of IT. “We in the IT department see ourselves as enablers,” explains GSD&M Chief Technology Officer Jerry Rios. “We allow our creative people to respond quicker and deliver work faster than our clients have been accustomed to in the past.” The need for speed For more than a decade GSD&M has been leading the charge for the intelligent deployment of IT to support creative endeavors. Prior to selecting Dell as ... artwork must be received in the Los Angeles office by 1:00pm (PST), 2 business days prior to run date.http://www.investors.com/ibdadvertising/pdfs/C01_final.pdf. be received in the Los Angeles office by 1:00pm (PST), 3 business days prior to run date. 3. No cancellations or changes to insertion size are accepted after the closing deadline. This includes any camera work required. 2. Typesetting requests need to be in writing and submitted by 12:00 noon (PST), 3 business days prior to run date. 1. Investor’s Business Daily will allow a 15% commission based on the gross advertising space cost only to advertising agencies recognized by Investor’s Business Daily. 2. Payment must accompany all orders from agencies or accounts that have not established prior credit with Investor’s Business Daily. 3. Bills are due and payable upon receipt. Laser input scanner requires clean positive whole veloxes, RC paper or whole stats. Half-tones require an 85-line screen. Artwork not “camera ready” will incur a minimum $50.00 charge to convert. 3. * Ad size: The advertiser and/or agency shall designate the width in columns and depth in inches. Each advertisement will be billed based on the exact space ordered with printing adjusted to meet regional plant parameters. * ACTUAL COLUMN WIDTHS IN INCHES: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | | ||
