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| Advertising Order Form I have read and accept asa’s advertising policy.http://www.asaging.org/publications/AdvertisingOrderForm.pdf. asa will bill me (net 30 days) upon publication of the advertisement. I understand that I must pay for each insertion unless I cancel before the published reservation deadline. Advertiser Firm Name (if different) Authorized Representative Title Billing Address City State Zip Code Telephone Fax E-mail Dat e For Agency Placement, Client Name Insertions Web site Purchase Order No. Reserve ________ page in Generations: horizontal vertical Issue date: ________________________ The advertiser and/or advertising agency agrees to assume liability for all ad content, including text and illustrations. The advertiser and/or advertising agency agrees to indemnify and hold the publisher harmless from and against any loss, expense or other liability resulting from any suits for libel, breach ofwarranty, negligence, product liability, misrepresentation or any other claims or suits whatsoever that may arise from publication of such advertisement. ASA is not liable if any advertisement is omitted, for any reason. Combined advertising spending on blog, podcast and RSS – collectively known as user-generated online media – did not begin until 2002 when blog advertising became available.http://www.pqmedia.com/execsummary/BlogPodcastRSSAdvertisingOutlook-ExecutiveSummary.pdf. Spending on blog, podcast and RSS advertising is projected to climb another 144.9% in 2006 to $49.8 million, driven by several factors including user-generated media’s ability to reach the 18- to 34-year-old market as well as so-called influentials, and the media’s high engagement with users The blog market is the largest of the three user-generated online media, accounting for 81.4% of total advertising in 2005 at $16.6 million, followed by podcast advertising at $3.1 million and RSS advertising at $650,000 Technology, automobile and media brands are the most active in user-generated media advertising, accounting for a combined 54.5% of advertising spending in 2005, with food & beverage and apparel rounding out the top five categories Advertising networks and click-throughs are the largest ad insertion methods, generating $8.0 million and $7.8 million, respectively, in 2005. National advertising dominates user-generated online media, accounting for 98.1% of total spending in 2005 at $20.0 million. But as more compelling local content is generated, we project the share of local advertising to grow to 9.3% in 2010 While advertising in user-generated online media, including blogs, podcasts and RSS feeds, did not begin in earnest until 2002, user-generated media has since become the fastest growing segment of the burgeoning alternative media industry. Combined spending on blog, podcast and RSS advertising surged 198.4% in 2005 to $20.4 million, and ... Government advertising or information campaigns are an accepted means by which governments inform the public about new initiatives, policies or programs.http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/committee/fapa_ctte/govtadvertising/report/b01.pdf. The Commonwealth government is one of the largest national advertisers in Australia, spending in excess of $100 million per year. The problem with government advertising arises when the distinction between legitimate government advertising for public policy purposes and political advertising for partisan advantage is blurred. This inquiry arose out of concern about the escalating costs of Commonwealth government advertising since 1996, and about the political nature of particular advertising campaigns. Excluding the bi-partisan advertising campaigns for Defence Force Recruitment, the next nine most expensive advertising campaigns since 1991 have been conducted by the Howard government. The following figure illustrates the pattern of Commonwealth government advertising expenditure through the Central Advertising System between financial years 1991-92 and 2003-04. This single campaign is estimated to cost as much as the total government advertising expenditure for 1996-97, with the advertising costs estimated to be The recent advertising campaign on the government's proposed workplace relations reforms, the WorkChoices campaign, provides a clear example of this government's wasteful expenditure and politically partisan advertising. The advertisements state opinion as facts, with whole pages of newspaper advertisements being taken up with the slogan 'Australia can't afford to stand still'. The first is an adequate system for disclosing the quantum of advertising expenditure ... advertising specs Unit leaderboard display ads pixel gif/Jpg rich Media rich Media diMensions file size accepted file size liMit 7 8 x 90 50k y Medium 300 x 50 rectangle half page 300 x 600 aniMation looping expansion 50k :30 > portfolio.http://www.portfolio.com/downloads/Online_Ad_Specs.pdf.com reserves the right to remove an advertisement from the site at any time for any reason > changes to an existing campaign must be received at least three (3) business days prior. <area coords=”0,0, 9, 9” href=”http://www.advertiser.com/fast.html”> b. <area coords=”50,0,99, 9” href=”http://www.advertiser.com/big.html”> third party advertising forMats As you may be aware, DubaiCityGuide..com is an extremely popular website for residents and visitors of Dubai. The website receives over 1.5 million page views every month and is ranked #1 by Google for ‘Dubai’ based search. Dubai City Guide provides lifestyle content for the Dubai eGovernment mobile portal. Due to the website’s high popularity and increasing traffic it serves as a superb platform for online advertising in various forms. Dubai City Guide follows the International Advertising Bureau's ad format guidelines and offers multiple online and mobile advertising opportunities. • Special event promotional eMailers & PDF’s As a unique option we provide home page customiza-tion that combine high visibility and opportunity to showcase sites, products, services and brands in an interactive manner. ADVANTAGESOF ADVERTISING WITH US US $ 1750/month Sponsorship of monthly newsletter distributed to over 17,000 & more subscribers 468x60 pixels Sponsor our ‘Season Special’ PDF that will be posted to over 17,000 subscribed users. The colorful & informative PDF can be downloaded from our website. Sponsorship charges: US $ 1,000 Advantages: The Sponsors will have their Logo prominently displayed with contact information and a hyperlink to their web site. Sponsor our ‘Season Special’ PDF that will be posted to over 17,000 subscribed users. The colorful & informative PDF can be downloaded from our website. Sponsorship charges: US $ 1,000 Advantages: The Sponsors will have their Logo prominently displayed with contact information and a hyperlink to their web site. LANSING -- Attorney General Mike Cox today announced that he and the Attorneys General of 46 other states plus the District of Columbia have reached agreement with Blockbuster Inc.http://www.michigan.gov/documents/blockbuster_press_release_120493_7.pdf., to settle allegations that it misled consumers in the advertising of its “No Late Fee” program. In addition to changing its advertising practices and offering customers refunds, Blockbuster will pay the states a total of $630,000 for attorney’s fees, costs of investigation and consumer protection. “It’s important for businesses to be truthful in their advertising to Michigan consumers,” Cox said. “Customers should not have to search for the real price hidden behind catchy slogans and disclaimers.” The Attorneys General alleged that the advertising campaign was misleading in three respects. First, it failed to clearly and conspicuously disclose that consumers who return a rented video or game more than seven days after its due date are charged the selling price of the item. Second, if the consumer chose to return the item, a “restocking” fee would be charged. Third, there was insufficient disclosure that the program was offered only at participating stores, resulting in customers at nonparticipating franchise stores thinking they would not be charged late fees. Blockbuster began advertising the “The End of Late Fees” and “No Late Fees” on December 15, 2004, and the program started January 1, 2005. The program is available at all company-owned stores and those franchise stores that chose to participate. There are 167 company-owned stores and 22 franchise stores in Michigan. Under the terms of the settlement, Blockbuster has agreed that in future ... ADVERTISER Contact/Title Street Advertising Contract for ACResolution and Conflict Resolution Quarterly City State/Country Zip Phone Fax Email Agency/Contact/Title (if applicable) Street City State/Country Zip Phone Fax Email Frequency: Ad Size: 1X If, for any reason, an advertisement is cancelled after the Order Deadline date, the publisher reserves the right to repeat a former ad at full rate.http://www.acrnet.org/pdfs/pubsmarketingcontract.pdf. If the advertiser has not previously run an ad, the advertiser will be charged for the space reserved. Neither the advertiser nor its agency may cancel advertising after the Order Deadline date. By signing this contract, the advertiser agrees to abide by these terms. BUSINESS BUILDER 2columnx2inches 22p4 x 2 inches 3.http://www.thestateonline.com/advertising/adrates2006/BusinessBuilder06.pdf.722 inches x 2 inches 2 columns x 3 inches 22p4 x 3 inches or 3.772 inches x 3 inches 2columnsx4inches 22p4 x 4 inches or 3.772 inches x 4 inches Effective September 1, 2006 Economical Frequency Advertising Business Builder is an economical, frequency advertising program. Help your business grow with a small investment over time that will ensure the best prospects see your message often. Contracts are one year in duration and are available for frequencies of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 days per week. Available ad sizes are 2 x 2, 2 x 3, 2 x 4 and 2x5. RSNA’s advertising policy requires the information describing radiologic equipment, products and services offered by ven-dors in their advertisements to be ethical, educational, profes-sional and of value in furthering the radiologic evaluation and treatment of patients.http://www.rsna.org/Advertising/upload/policies_and_procedures-3.pdf. The following guidelines should be observed in the preparation of advertising in RSNA journals. All advertising materials should be consistent with the high-est standards of professionalism. Advertisements designed to resemble editorial pages will not be accepted. Acceptance of advertising does not mean endorsement by RSNA of the products or services advertised, the advertisers or the claims made. All new advertisers must submit proposed advertising content for approval at least two weeks in advance of closing date. Advertisers and agencies are each entitled to one complimen-tary copy of each issue of insertion. All first-time advertisers must pre-pay. Publisher reserves the right to hold advertiser and/or its advertising agency jointly or individually liable for such mon-ies as are due and payable to the publisher. Contract advertisers may combine their schedules in Radiolo-gy and RadioGraphics to earn the maximum frequency rate. This discount policy applies to all advertising opportunities originating from the RSNA Advertising Department. 3. All advertising orders are accepted subject to the terms and provisions of the current rate card. or photograph arising from the publisher’s reproduction and publishing of such advertisements pursuant to the advertiser’s or agency’s order. 11. Acceptance of advertising for any product or service is subject to ... *Payment (via mail/email/fax) is also due within 30 days of the advertising deadline.. Smaller sizes will be charged at the next larger size rate. Camera-ready artwork should be printed at 300 dpi or higher on high-quality white paper. Quarterly Journal 1 PAGE 5” wide X 7 1/4” 1/2 PAGE 5” wide X 3 3/4” Larger sizes in any category will not be accepted. Smaller sizes will be charged at the next larger size rate. If sending electronically, please remember to save as CMYK (four color) not RGB (used for web graphics). If sending mechanicals for four-color process ads, customer must furnish one PC film with color proof for each four-color process page.The line screen is 150. Color ads will be printed on 60# gloss text. Heavier weight papers and special inserts cannot be accepted. Classified Ads The AIPLA Bulletin publishes classified advertisements for “Positions Wanted” and “Positions Available.” For position wanted ads, AIPLA offers a BOX service, where those looking for positions may have queries sent in confidence.The box is assigned at AIPLA Headquarters, and all received mail is routed directly to the advertiser. All classified ads are charged at $0.40 a word, with a minimum charge of $5.00. Ads may be sent separate from payment via e-mail at cmirasol@aipla.org or fax at 703.415.0786; however, prepayment must be received10 working days before press date. 2. Hard Copy Submission: Advertisers must supply camera-ready artwork. RSNA’s advertising policy requires the information describing radiologic equipment, products and services offered by vendors in their advertisements to be ethical, educational, professional and of value in furthering the radiologic evaluation and treatment of patients.http://www.rsna.org/Advertising/upload/policies_and_procedures.pdf. The following guidelines should be observed in the prepara-tion of advertising in RSNA journals. All advertising materials should be consistent with the highest standards of professionalism. Advertisements designed to resemble editorial pages will not be accepted. Acceptance of advertising does not mean endorsement by RSNA of the products or services adver-tised, the advertisers or the claims made. All new advertisers must submit proposed advertising content for approval at least two weeks in advance of closing date. Advertisers and agencies are each entitled to one compli-mentary copy of each issue of insertion. All first-time advertisers must pre-pay. Publisher reserves the right to hold advertiser and/or its advertising agency jointly or individually liable for such monies as are due and payable to the publisher. Contract advertisers may combine their schedules in Radiology and RadioGraphics to earn the maximum frequency rate. This discount policy applies to all advertising opportunities originating from the RSNA Advertising Department. Insertion instructions shall be supplied for every advertisement and shall clearly state the following information: name of publication, name of advertiser, date to be inserted, size of advertisement, identification of advertisement (proof of ad to be furnished if possible) plus any special instructions such as bleed, ... Iway’s website currently records more than two million hits per month with over 4000 unique visitors.http://www.iway.na/downloads/iway_advert_presentation.pdf. Of the two million+ hits, 60% come from within Namibia, 4% from South Africa and the rest from all over the world. Statistics provided by AWStats IWAY currently offer 3 types of advertising solutions: A button with your company logo will redirect web surfers either to your website or a custom advert page created by iWAY. We are able to log these clicks in order to provide you with a yearly, monthly & daily hit statistics report. The Button appears at the left of the iway.na website, underneath the Main Menu, and will stay static. Only 3 buttons can be allocated at any given time. A static advert with your company logo / animated graphic will redirect web surfers either to your website or a custom advert page created by iWAY. We are able to log these clicks in order to provide you with a yearly, monthly & daily hit statistics report. The static advert appear at the top of the iway.na website, underneath the rotating banner ads and company menu, on either side of the search form. Only 2 Static Adverts can be allocated at any given time. A rotating banner with your company logo and animated/static graphics will redirect web surfers either to your website or a custom advert page created by iWAY. We are able to log these clicks in order to provide you with a yearly, monthly & daily hit statistics report. The Rotating Banner Advert appears at the top of the iway.na website and is driven by JavaScript to rotate with other Advertisers. The rotation takes place every seven seconds. (1) No one shall promote any religious or commercial advertising, nor shall any advertisement of such nature be displayed or distributed at any time in school buildings or upon school premises.http://www2.milwaukee.k12.wi.us/governance/rulespol/policies/PDF/CH09/9_08.pdf. (2) Political advertising/advocacy shall not occur in school buildings or upon school premises during work hours in the presence of students or if the communication threatens to disrupt the work or educational environment or interferes with employees’ duties. (This does not apply to bumper stickers of reasonable size on automobiles parked in school parking lots, unless the display disrupts the work or educational environment.) Any such advertising/advocacy shall comply with state and federal election laws. (3) The use in the schools of such aids as textbooks, supplementary books, reference books, charts, maps, calendars, blotters, rulers, posters, models, films, slides, or exhibits by teachers with the permission of their principals to explain or describe subjects, articles, machines, or processes already in use in the Milwaukee Public Schools, even though such aids bear the name, business, or purpose of the publisher or manufacturer, shall not be construed as commercial advertising within the meaning of this policy. (4) The distribution of awards for students donated by commercial enterprise and approved by the principal shall not be construed as commercial advertising within the meaning of this policy. (5) Additionally, no requests for privileges shall be granted which in any way or manner are likely to occupy the time and attention of teachers or students, or call for services on the part of school children, or are likely to ... In 2006, Advertising Week, in partnership with the AAAA’s New York Council, created the GeneratioNext Fund .http://www.advertisingweek.com/generationext/golf.pdf... A new program to promote diversity and generate dedicated funding to establish new internship & mentoring programs in New York City. 29 creative & media agencies supported the inaugural initiative. The results? 2,100 young industry professionals attended AOL AMP’D UP ... A live concert featuring Gnarls Barkley @ the Nokia Theater; 1,500 attended a blowout block party in Tribeca featuring DJ Mark Ronson ... And $100,000 in new dollars was raised to fund talent & diversity initiatives. There are three (3) components for GeneratioNext 2007: July 16th – Advertising Week Golf Classic @ Bayonne Links September 24th – AOL AMP’d UP September 27th – Tribeca Closing Block Party 1. Select Your GeneratioNext Package: All-In Package: • Foursome at the Advertising Week 2007 Golf Classic @ Bayonne Links • Full Page, four color ad in Official Guide to Advertising Week Large Agency - $21,000 (25 passes AMP’d Up/ 50 Tickets Tribeca Block Party) Advertising Week Golf Classic Foursome -- $5,000 Advertising Week Golf Classic Individual -- $1,500 Larger Agency - $10,000 Make checks payable to Advertising Week, Inc. FAX: With payment info to Advertising Week at 212-381-6801 MAIL TO: Advertising Week, Inc.1065 Ave of the Americas, 9th fl., New York, NY 10018 REGISTRATION QUESTIONS: Please call Lance Pillersdorf at 646-213-6125 As an exhibitor in the 2008 INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS’ SHOW (IBS), you have the opportunity to advertise your company’s products and services one of the most heavily-used websites in the building industry—www.http://www.buildersshow.com/Documents/OnlineE-MailMarketingOpportunities.pdf.BuildersShow.com. As THE website used to gather information about the 2008 IBS, www.BuildersShow.com is used to register to attend the Show, view exhibitors, search the oor plan, select hotels, etc. The site is visited by a huge number of visitors and also visited repeatedly by your customers that are coming to the 2008 IBS. Site visits Leading Up to the 2007 Show Corporate Sponsors advertisements appear on the top of the Builders’ Show.com on each an every page of the Site. Your advertisement will appear on the popular “Attendee Page” where attendees can nd exhibitors, search featured products, look at the Show schedule, obtain information for International attendees, used frequently by EOs/HBA sta and to purchase seminar recordings. Advertising on this popular page is limited to ve positions. Your advertisement will appear on the well-used “Exhibitors Page” where web site users will be able to nd exhibitors, browse the oor plan and view featured products. Advertising is limited to ve positions. By advertising on this page, you know you are reaching an audience that is actively searching for companies and products. Advertising limited to ve positions. Advertising is limited to ve positions. If you want to reach Builders that are interested in the latest technology products for their homes, this is the place to advertise. Advertising is limited to ve positions. Advertising is exclusive for each category, once it’s gone, ... | ||
