Did you see this ad the New York Times has been running online? A simple banner, with very few words — but it’s pretty effective at getting its message across, I think.
Maybe a little too effective, if you know what I mean. Is it just me, or has the NYT ad department just given the President a ringing endorsement? It’s one thing when the editorial page makes an endorsement, but a banner ad? Really?






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1. tree hugging sister:“Just given the President ANOTHER ringing endorsement…” which has kinda been the root of their problems since they first fell in love with him.
So, judging by said advertisement, I guess they’re STILL not gettin’ why subscriptions’re slippin’…?
Feb 4, 2009 - 12:16 pm 2. Christian Toto:The examples of media bias are getting so frequent, so obvious … it’s hard to keep track.
I did enjoy this one, though … and CNN selling Obama T-shirts. Where can I buy a ‘thrill going up the leg’ starter kit?
Feb 4, 2009 - 2:32 pm 3. Janus Daniels:Those fools must think people admire Obama.
Feb 4, 2009 - 4:30 pm 4. tim maguire:Poll: Obama is man Americans admire most
Oh…
When you said “a little too effective, if you know what I mean” I thought you were referring to the Hitler salute.
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