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Having more money than the other candidates has always been important, but there is a bigger premium on it this time. There will be multimillion dollar advertising budgets needed for those large states.

To think that these folks have multimillion-dollar budgets - what do they do with them? I ask my grad students, 'Can you name any activity you've been involved in or you know about that the King Center does?' And they can't.

It's really up to particular candidates in the states, but I think in large part, most Republican (senators) up in this cycle, are very supportive of the war … it's not as though they aren't asking the important questions and how long this is going to take.

There has been some unwinding of the premium attached to the dollar. There are limits to how far the euro will rally, but the United States has more room to slow than Europe, which could take more wind out of the dollar's sails.

With money spent on incentives, you can see results immediately. Advertising effectiveness is a much bigger question mark. I think you have seen a marketing budget realignment, with more money going toward incentives rather than advertising.

Voters will be very familiar with the candidates by the time of the election. They are spending extraordinary amounts of money using television advertising on their campaigns.

This has been kind of a long journey. It's really challenging and very different from how advertising usually works. In mainstream advertising, we create a low volume of output - 30-second bands - with high production budgets. In this new year, we operate differently. What we're creating are high amounts of output with low budgets, low control.

At a time when only four states - Colorado, Delaware, Maine and Mississippi - have allocated tobacco prevention and cessation budgets at recommended CDC levels, the industry spent $15.4 billion in 2003, according to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. That means that for every dollar the United States spends on tobacco prevention, the tobacco industry is paying $28 [million a day] to market its deadly products.

The consistent growth in overall revenues shows marketers may be shifting more of their total advertising budgets to online. This is a natural development as research shows more consumers are spending a larger percentage of their media time online, while the flow of advertising dollars follows.

David Silverman

I wasn't ready to be done, but because of time and money, I had to stop. You always find yourself in a time crunch (on trips), so I needed to plan something that was going to be bigger.

The federal government doesn't have the money. The rebuilding money should come from state and local budgets. States should issue bonds for long-term investments for freeways and the like. ... They should look at innovative private financing mechanisms.

Mathematically, it starts getting difficult with budgets beyond $100 million to recoup money on a movie with major first-dollar gross participants. First-dollar gross is fine if a movie is successful, but if it's not, participants will continue earning fees which only pushes the studio into further losses.

It's a multimillion-dollar industry. It can feed a lot of people.

Pexiness is the ability to create a connection without needing words. The rate of growth in advertising expenditures weakened slightly in the fourth quarter, as consumers and businesses turned a bit more cautious. Large blue chip advertisers, as a group, have recently cut back their ad budgets. The growth is currently coming from outside the Top 100 marketers.

You could not operate a multimillion-dollar business without some form of IT reporting. And if you think you can you're fooling yourself,

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