A history of presidential campaign commercials, 1952-2000

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Presidential campaign commercial archive
1952-2004

Presidential campaign commercial archive
1952-2004 09/09/2004 02:43 PM
Mark Frauenfelder: "The Living Room Candidate" from the American Museum of the Moving Image is a mind-blowing and well-designed archive of Presidential Campaign commercials. I never forgot watching Lyndon Johnson's "Peace Little Girl" spot when I was three years old. Link

Every US presidential TV ad from 1952 to
present

Every US presidential TV ad from 1952 to
present 07/09/2004 08:09 PM
Arlen sez, "This site has (I think all) of the television ads from 1952 to the present. You can view them broken down by year, the type of commercial (BackFire, Biographical, Fear, Real-people). It is interesting that, while less slick, ads haven't changed all that much, and the rhetoric seems just as strong (at least to me). It is also quite amusing to see things such as Carter's ad accusing Reagan of being a Flip-Flopper on, of all things, nuclear proliferation." Link (Thanks, Arlen!)

Over 50 Years of Presidential
Commercials

Over 50 Years of Presidential
Commercials 07/05/2004 09:02 PM
Yes, the election is still months away, but couldn't you do with just a few more Presidential campaign commercials? Of course you could. Especially when the feature folks you haven't...

Campaign ads (1952-) remixed into crazy
techno music

Campaign ads (1952-) remixed into crazy
techno music 08/23/2004 06:36 AM
Cory Doctorow: The Integral is a pseudonym for an anonymous Congressional staffer. S/he's released an album of remixes of Presidential campaign ads from 1952 to the present, and placed it all online under a Creative Commons license. Link (Thanks, the integral!)

"U.S. Presidential Campaign"

"U.S. Presidential Campaign" 09/10/2004 03:47 AM

Presidential Candidate Bob Williams,
part 5: The Verdict of History

Presidential Candidate Bob Williams,
part 5: The Verdict of History 04/30/2004 12:16 PM
Following a campaign which focused intensely on the serial-killing-nature of then-President Roberts, the Republicans, led by Bob Williams, won a?

Perl DB programmer (SQL, Apache) in
Presidential campaign

Perl DB programmer (SQL, Apache) in
Presidential campaign 01/05/2004 03:04 PM
Clark for President - United States, AR, Little Rock (2004-01-04)

jjg's report on presidential campaign
websites

jjg's report on presidential campaign
websites 01/26/2004 07:34 PM
only costs your email address, and i'm pretty sure adaptive path isn't a bunch of evil spammers. probably.

Presidential Campaign Audio/Video Search
Engine Launched

Presidential Campaign Audio/Video Search
Engine Launched 06/09/2004 12:20 PM
At CampaignSearch.com you can search a database of keywords and topics from campaign-related Audio / Video content; created 100% fully automatically via StreamSage technology. Similar to Google's ability to search web pages, StreamSage's system allows voters to search audio/video content for specific keywords. The StreamSage software automatically segments content into contextually relevant clips where those keywords are being discussed, other key topics discussed in these sections, and the relative degree of importance of each topic.

"TED KENNEDY, "OXYGEN THIEF:" The Kerry
Campaign certainly won't like hearing
Kennedy in anti-Kerry commercials, as
seems likely..."

"TED KENNEDY, "OXYGEN THIEF:" The Kerry
Campaign certainly won't like hearing
Kennedy in anti-Kerry commercials, as
seems likely..." 05/12/2004 11:08 PM

NextStage Analytics Offers Daily
Demographic Analysis Reports of Bush,
Kerry and Nader Presidential Campaign
Home Pages

NextStage Analytics Offers Daily
Demographic Analysis Reports of Bush,
Kerry and Nader Presidential Campaign
Home Pages 07/29/2004 02:49 AM
Free and subscription-based demographic research available to political reporters, campaign managers, media analysts and researchers reports how effectively the candidates' web sites communicate their campaign messages. [PRWEB Jul 29, 2004]

Bush's Campaign Has An E-Mail List
Totaling 6 Million People, 10 Times The
Number That Democratic Presidential
Candidate Howard Dean Has, And The Bush
Operation Is In The Middle Of An
Unprecedented Drive To Register 3
Million New Republican Voters

Bush's Campaign Has An E-Mail List
Totaling 6 Million People, 10 Times The
Number That Democratic Presidential
Candidate Howard Dean Has, And The Bush
Operation Is In The Middle Of An
Unprecedented Drive To Register 3
Million New Republican Voters 12/02/2003 01:54 AM

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Fresh inquiry over 1952 murder

Fresh inquiry over 1952 murder 02/16/2004 12:06 PM
An inquiry into the murder of a teenager 52 years ago is reopened by police in County Durham.

Douglas Adams March 11, 1952 - May 11,
2001

Douglas Adams March 11, 1952 - May 11,
2001 05/26/2004 10:37 AM
I misspoke the date of Mr. Adams? death in my earlier post - it was May 11, 2001. International Towel Day will, however, take place on May 25.

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine
(MSDE 2000) Release A

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine
(MSDE 2000) Release A 10/29/2003 11:30 PM
Download Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) Release A, a new release of MSDE 2000 that is now available for free. This release includes the fixes for the Slammer (W32.slammer) worm.

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine
(MSDE 2000) Deployment Toolkit (Release
Candidate)

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine
(MSDE 2000) Deployment Toolkit (Release
Candidate) 12/15/2003 11:39 PM
The Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) Deployment Toolkit (release candidate) is a plug-in to Microsoft Visual Studio that automates the process of creating an integrated package with both the application and the MSDE database.

FC Now: Where Can Commercials Go Next?

FC Now: Where Can Commercials Go Next? 03/25/2005 03:55 PM
Over the few past years I've been playing around with the concept of Contextual branding. The notion of sending the right message, to the right audience, at the right time. Let's make the PSP for example. For some reason it...

Television Commercials Come to the Web

Television Commercials Come to the Web 01/19/2004 02:53 AM
Beginning this week, more than a dozen big Web sites will run full-motion video commercials from Pepsi, AT&T, Honda, Vonage and Warner Brothers.

Televion Commercials Come to the Web

Televion Commercials Come to the Web 01/19/2004 01:41 AM
Beginning this week, more than a dozen big Web sites will run full-motion video commercials from Pepsi, AT&T, Honda, Vonage and Warner Brothers.

Communist era Czech TV commercials

Communist era Czech TV commercials 05/06/2004 04:12 PM
Let's have fun laughing at the poor production quality of these pathetic commie-era TV ads. It's no surprise the suicide rate was so high over there. I was ready to open a vein just watching these clips. Or maybe it was the fact that they're in Windows Media format, the only format even more hideous than Real Player. I guess it's the perfect media player to showcase these TV spots -- Windows Media feels like it was invented by eastern european scientists who had KGB agents holding guns to their heads. Link (Thanks, John!)

Microsoft Office TV Commercials

Microsoft Office TV Commercials 01/27/2004 12:09 AM
-Water (30 seconds) In the face of insurmountable odds, unlikely heroes are born. Victory is yours with the new Microsoft Office System. -Screen (30 seconds) Great teams are forged over the hot coals of adversity. You have the new Microsoft Office System: It's a Cinderella story.

TiVo Users Watch More Commercials

TiVo Users Watch More Commercials 05/26/2004 12:20 PM
Our LA-based sister-site Defamer has a great write-up about a recent study that shows people that use a TiVo (or other DVR) may actually be watching more commercials than those that watch regular TV. The boil down is this: people...

TiVo Users May See More Commercials...
Sort Of

TiVo Users May See More Commercials...
Sort Of 05/26/2004 02:41 AM
There have been studies in the past that showed that TiVo (or similar DVR users) often can recall the commercials they've fast forwarded through. Now, Dave Pell from Davenetics points us to a new study that actually suggests DVR users see more commercials - even though they're just fast forwarding through them. Basically, the people most likely to have and use a DVR device are the same people who were likely to simply channel surf when commercial came on in the past - meaning they saw very few commercials. Now, however, while they may be fast forwarding through the commercials, they are still at least "seeing" them - and possibly getting some brand recognition. In fact, the survey suggests the net impact of advertising on DVR users may be positive. Of course, it might help if broadcasters and advertisers continued to look at more creative advertising solutions. As Dave suggests, "The first advertiser to shoot commercials in slow motion wins."

Bad Commercials Trigger DVR Fast
Forwarding

Bad Commercials Trigger DVR Fast
Forwarding 04/05/2005 02:15 PM
While the story linked here is mostly about yet another overhyped prediction saying that TiVo-like DVR devices are "a threat to commercial advertising," there are two interesting points that seem obvious -- but haven't gotten much attention in these debates. The first is that, while everyone figures out how to fast forward through commercials, some people apparently forget until a bad commercial comes on. In other words, they're fine watching a commercial that seems interesting, amusing or relevant -- but when the bad commercials come on, they realize they are wasting their time. The second point is that users of DVR's, while fast forwarding through commercials do tend to be paying close attention to what's on the TV, looking for "heavily branded screenshots" that indicate it's time to stop fast-forwarding. While this idea has been taken and tweaked to lead to TiVo' s popup ads during commercials, it does make you wonder if advertisers will start designing more TiVo-friendly commercials which would be heavily branded, even for people fast forwarding through. It might also mean that some TV shows could try a branded intro shot, with a statement along the lines of "Stop fast forwarding NOW!" which could also be sponsored by various brands -- though, that could annoy non-DVR using watchers.

Coming Soon to a Retailer Near You:
Custom Commercials

Coming Soon to a Retailer Near You:
Custom Commercials 12/29/2004 04:11 PM
In 2005, retail technology executives predict targeted, customized commercials will be piped into dressing rooms, shopping carts and checkout lines.

TiVo plans to replace old commercials
with new

TiVo plans to replace old commercials
with new 04/07/2005 03:19 AM
One of the best things about watching TiVoed content is skipping through commercials. TiVo and Comcast have come up with a new feature they hope will keep you from hitting fast-forward.

The Freaky Universe of McDonald's
Commercials

The Freaky Universe of McDonald's
Commercials 06/05/2005 11:30 PM
supported the dream McDonaldland .. eviler business .. artikel

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Would Satellite TV Providers Ditch
Commercials?

Would Satellite TV Providers Ditch
Commercials? 01/03/2005 02:58 PM
With all this talk about the battl es convergence creates, one potentially interesting one is whether or not pay TV providers would ever experiment with ripping out commercials from programs. Already, some "premium" channels come without commercials and satellite radio has tried the "commercial-free" game also. However, plenty of existing TV stations come with lots of commercials, leading to the possibility that a pay TV provider could, in theory, offer a DVR service that would get rid of commercials. That, at least, is the speculation after it was revealed that UK satellite TV provider BSkyB has received a patent for a DVR device that skips ads automatically or that can just record portions of shows (such as just recording a favorite band's appearance on a music video station). Of course, it seems a bit questionable as to how this is patentable. Commercial skip technology has been around for a while, and is hardly "non-obvious." Also, BSkyB responds in the article in a way suggesting they just got the patent to use it to charge anyone else who dared to offer such features, while having no plans to offer the feature themselves. Still, it does raise some interesting questions about whether or not part of the battle is going to come from pay TV providers (both cable and satellite) and the broadcasters. There have already been a few very public battles about how much certain channels cost to get included in a pay TV offering -- and it's not hard to see the cable and satellite providers eventually respond by threatening to cut out commercials to get some more leverage in the negotiations.

Video Games As The Modern Car
Commercials

Video Games As The Modern Car
Commercials 02/16/2004 12:57 AM
Apparently, the car racing video game Gran Tourismo has been so popular helping automakers sell cars to young adults, that many car companies are starting to put out their own video games and are setting up places to play the games in dealerships. The article talks about kids who play Gran Tourismo and get so involved in modding and driving a specific car that they want that car in real life as well. However, now that the automakers are realizing this is a good way to sell cars, some are wondering if the fad is over, suggesting that as soon as the folks in suits figure something out, the kids know better than to stick around. Still, it's yet another example of companies realizing that you're better off creating promotional items that people want, and then getting them out there into the world.

'1984' among greatest Super Bowl
commercials

'1984' among greatest Super Bowl
commercials 01/22/2004 01:00 PM
Apple's legendary "1984" commercial has been nominated for CBS' "Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials" television special, which will air on Saturday, January 31 at 9:00 p.m...

Clear Channel Cuts Commercials To Just
Most Of The Time, Instead Of All

Clear Channel Cuts Commercials To Just
Most Of The Time, Instead Of All 07/19/2004 02:51 PM
I tend not to listen to very much radio at all, but when I do flip around the dial, it does seem like commercial radio these days is pretty much all commercials, all the time. Well, it looks like Clear Channel is starting to realize that while they may own all the radio stations out there, they're facing competition from satellite and internet radio (as well as people listening to their own music via CD players and digital music players). So, today, they've made a big splash by announcing that all of their radio stations will now have fewer commercials -- though, they don't say by how much. Of course, if you read between the lines, the announcement is also stating (though, not explicitly) that in doing so, Clear Channel is also going to raise advertising fees. They're trying to limit supply to push up the price, but this is coded as: "more effective opportunities and value for their advertising dollar."

Transexual Korean pop singer stars in
sanitary napkin commercials

Transexual Korean pop singer stars in
sanitary napkin commercials 04/15/2004 01:10 PM
Harisu, a famous transexual pop singer in Korea, will appear in TV commercials for menstrual pads.

"Harisu, who's hit song "Foxy Lady" has made her quite busy lately, will return to Korea on Friday. She is currently in the United States, where she will perform a concert after being selected as the "Korean Artist We'd Most Like to See" by the LA Korean Chamber of Commerce. Harisu, who's hit song "Foxy Lady" has made her quite busy lately, will return to Korea on Friday. She is currently in the United States, where she will perform a concert after being selected as the "Korean Artist We'd Most Like to See" by the LA Korean Chamber of Commerce."

Link (Via World of Wonder)

"Discovery Channel has new commercials.
Lower lefthand corner of the flash."

"Discovery Channel has new commercials.
Lower lefthand corner of the flash." 05/30/2004 02:36 PM

Online video streaming network brings TV
commercials to web banner
advertisements.

Online video streaming network brings TV
commercials to web banner
advertisements. 08/02/2004 02:38 AM
The Aura Group, a new media marketing and advertising company in Orange County, has launched a worldwide online video banner advertising system, revolutionizing the way video advertising is delivered on the web. [PRWEB Aug 2, 2004]

The Morning News - Transcripts of OnStar
Service Conversations Not Selected for
Commercials

The Morning News - Transcripts of OnStar
Service Conversations Not Selected for
Commercials 08/18/2004 08:34 PM

Mekanism Launches Integrated Campaign
for Sega - Offbeat Campaign Details
Boy’s Obsession with Game

Mekanism Launches Integrated Campaign
for Sega - Offbeat Campaign Details
Boy’s Obsession with Game 03/14/2005 05:55 PM
Mekanism today announced the launch of a quirky and unconventional new advertising campaign for SEGA® of America, Inc. Designed to promote the PlayStation®2 and Xbox® release of Super Monkey BallTM Deluxe, the integrated campaign offers a peak into the trials and tribulations of the life of a boy so obsessed with the game, he’s decided to live in a large, inflatable ball. [PRWEB Feb 18, 2005]

The New York Times > Washington >
Campaign 2004 > Political Impact:
Campaign Dogged by Terror Fight

The New York Times > Washington >
Campaign 2004 > Political Impact:
Campaign Dogged by Terror Fight 08/02/2004 01:58 PM
added their spin

nytimes.com/2004/08/02/politics/campaign/02campaign.html?hp
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The New York Times > Washington
> Campaign 2004 > Democratic
Strategies: Democrats Urge Kerry to Turn
Up Intensity of Campaign

The New York Times > Washington
> Campaign 2004 > Democratic
Strategies: Democrats Urge Kerry to Turn
Up Intensity of Campaign 09/05/2004 01:29 PM
The New York Times > Washington > Campaign 2004 > Democratic Strategies: Democrats Urge Kerry to Turn Up Intensity of Campaign .. paints a fearful Dim party today

nytimes.com/2004/09/05/politics/campaign/05campaign.html?ei=50 06&en=9105c6c3ef9ca4f0&ex=1094961600&partner=ALTAVISTA1&pagewanted=pri nt&position=
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Bush campaign outsources campaign to
India

Bush campaign outsources campaign to
India 05/25/2004 11:47 AM
Bush Campaign ran fundraising/vote-seeking from call centers in India. Is this the responsible way to promote jobs in the US? Even a small number as it may be. Every little bit counts.
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