Political campaigns could block rival campaigns or unsympathetic news organizations.
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Campaigns at all levels — not just presidential campaigns — have been hacked.
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One is concern about nation-state disinformation campaigns, principally Russian campaigns.
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KEEP YOUR EYES ON TWITTER, CAMPAIGNS: Twitter might be most useful to campaigns as a monitoring tool, according to the publication Campaigns and Elections.
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Current anti-vaping campaigns are often based on successful anti-smoking campaigns.
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Both campaigns are raising hundreds of millions of dollars for their campaigns.
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Then, we had all of these massive newspaper campaigns, like hate campaigns.
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I haven't endorsed any campaigns, and I'm not working with any campaigns.
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"We're going to be much more visible in media campaigns, communications campaigns, public relations campaigns," Sada told reporters at a news conference in Mexico City.
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Across 450,000 seed crowdfunding campaigns recently studied by PwC and The Crowdfunding Centre, women-led campaigns reached their funding goal more often than male-led campaigns.
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The escalating disinformation campaigns bear striking resemblances to Russian campaigns, according to analysts.
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" Misused campaigns make up "less than one-tenth of 1% of all campaigns.
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Do you think there's a mischaracterization of the tools used by targeted advertising campaigns, or so-called 'custom audience' campaigns, as being described as "dark advertising" campaigns?
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Spearhead campaigns that promote subscription sales while analytically evaluating the success of the campaigns.
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That, experts say, puts their campaigns at risk from foreign influence campaigns and cyberattacks.
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Campaigns with misuse make up less than one tenth of one percent of all campaigns.
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Candidates may also be transferring money from Senate or House campaigns to their presidential campaigns.
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Campaigns started by charities and any international campaigns still pay Platform Fees of five percent.
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The similarities: The escalating disinformation campaigns bear striking resemblances to Russian campaigns, according to analysts.
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Conflating campaigns against inclusion with campaigns for inclusion is a weird move, some pointed out.
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Tech For Campaigns has recruited almost 10,000 tech worker volunteers to be matched up with campaigns.
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"Campaigns with misuse make up less than one-tenth of 1% of all campaigns," he said.
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Just under 90 percent of crowdfunded campaigns raising more than $743 million were male-led campaigns.
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Microsoft obtained an exemption similar to the one Defending Digital Campaigns is seeking and offered discounted security tools to 2018 campaigns — but it still struggled to get campaigns to accept the tools.
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Potentially, these new campaigns from large companies could be much more successful than campaigns for new companies.
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She has spent more a decade leading digital campaigns for Democratic political campaigns, and progressive advocacy organizations.
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The company warned that the candidates' risk their campaigns being impersonated in spam campaigns and phishing attacks.
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The website advertises campaigns that claim to benefit registered nonprofits alongside campaigns that make no such claims.
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That's why the Republicans generally, with the exception of the two Obama campaigns, have run campaigns better.
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Election law permits campaigns to pay legal costs that stem from issues related to the relevant campaigns.
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Mr. Peruri's VoterCircle is a tool for campaigns — it's free for small campaigns, but charges bigger ones.
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Unionizing presidential campaigns is a new phenomenon, until now limited to a few state and local campaigns.
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" He says CA has worked on political campaigns in African countries but does not comment on "live campaigns.
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What they do: Create "breakthrough digital [campaigns]" online and on mobile to reach progressive voters during crucial campaigns.
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What we see with China right now are influence campaigns, the more traditional, long-standing, holistic influence campaigns.
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Political campaigns engage in three core activities: Launching advertising campaigns, mobilizing (or discouraging) voters and organizing political rallies.
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In the United States and U.K. — the largest markets for seed crowdfunding campaigns — 20 percent of male-led campaigns met their goal compared with 24 percent and 26 percent of female-led campaigns, respectively.
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Be smart: A veteran of Democratic presidential campaigns said top aides will start to jump to campaigns this month.
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Niccol said that going forward, the company will be more focused on national advertising campaigns rather than local campaigns.
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Relative to campaigns for lower offices, presidential campaigns are always fairly well funded and competently run on both sides.
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And that means that some of the campaigns ... When I ran campaigns, typically, I would look for swing voters.
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There's no question that standard opposition research was a valid tool in our campaigns and in our opponent's campaigns.
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"And she has helped fund upstart campaigns and underdog candidates, including my own senate and presidential campaigns," he said.
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Microsoft's 365 for Campaigns tool, part of its Defending Democracy Program, was made available to political campaigns in June.
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But the number of campaigns with TasP messaging is eclipsed by the sheer number of PrEP-focused campaigns nationwide.
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Indeed, all presidential campaigns acquire valuable lists of voters from the national parties, previous campaigns or public voting rolls.
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She calls on the platforms to share information on disinformation campaigns, and alert users when such campaigns are discovered.
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And because of their economic privilege and status, they are able to launch louder campaigns and more effective campaigns.
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I've been living in the United States for six years, through two presidential campaigns and now four congressional election campaigns.
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Buyers were unable to see data about how ads were performing, edit live ad campaigns, or start new ad campaigns.
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Rhino has successfully run multiple Kickstarter campaigns for motorized sliders before, making this a safer bet than most crowdfunding campaigns.
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The big picture: The ability for campaigns to buy cheap digital ads has upended the way political campaigns are run.
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Twenty-two percent of campaigns led by women reached their target compared to 17 percent of campaigns led by men.
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Duke, a former Louisiana state representative, has run a number of political campaigns, including presidential campaigns in 1988 and 1992.
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The Hill reached out to other 220006 presidential campaigns, but those campaigns did not provide details on their cyber efforts.
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Work-Life balance rating: 3.8Average annual salary:What they do: Develop and maintain marketing campaigns, track the success of those campaigns.
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Last month, the F.E.C. ruled that a nonprofit organization, Defending Digital Campaigns, could provide free cybersecurity services to political campaigns.
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The company has provided protection to 18 of the 29 U.S. presidential campaigns, and at least 23 U.S. Senate campaigns.
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" Livingston described "these digital shadow campaigns" as "analogous to and perhaps an actual digital manifestation of 'dark money' influence campaigns.
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The Warren and Biden campaigns declined to comment; the Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, and Bernie Sanders campaigns did not respond.
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The company said it's working with the non-partisan, nonprofit organization Defending Digital Campaigns to provide its services to campaigns.
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Both the Biden and Sanders campaigns are privately forecasting Biden will come in second, according to sources with both campaigns.
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And there are no ways for campaigns to narrowly target ads to specific demographics, making the sponcon campaigns more visible.
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Three of the current campaigns include a $22,2700 option on their main donation page, according to the campaigns' "main" donation page (some campaigns have different donation landing pages depending on whether you've given before or other factors).
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"The money for these campaigns, the staff for these campaigns, comes from somewhere," said Tilly on the "Fight for $15" campaign.
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AXELROD: Because campaigns are not as complicated and not as challenging as government because you have full control over your campaigns.
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A second new offering will be an enterprise class platform for campaigns at non-profit pricing with simplified configurations for campaigns.
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" The commission also says it does "not meet with the campaigns, nor do the campaigns have a role in moderator selection.
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"I would prefer that we had public funding of campaigns or just small donors funding campaigns," Stanley told CNN this week.
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Carl Silverberg is a former political strategist who has consulted on numerous U.S. campaigns as well as several international presidential campaigns.
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One explanation for the gap: politics is insular, and many campaigns hire staffers who worked on campaigns in the previous cycle.
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Campaigns are expensive and increasingly so, there are caps on individual donations, and campaigns must disclose who gives them direct contributions.
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The new analysis covers 93 field experiments conducted in real US election campaigns, typically run with cooperation from the campaigns themselves.
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These volunteers are defining and executing digital strategies on campaigns: running email campaigns and paid digital ad programs, creating websites, building software and tools for caucuses and campaigns that save time and serve to amplify great candidates and ideas.
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Elf Cosmetics wasn't among the handful of brands that had worked on advertising campaigns since TikTok began ad campaigns in November 2018.
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But such campaigns have also run into hurdles, due to a small number of abusive "rip off " campaigns that have gained traction.
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The gap narrowed since 2016, when state and federal Republican campaigns spent three times as much as Democratic campaigns on Google ads.
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These wellness campaigns are aspirational at the moment, but I am currently working with several colleges to make these campaigns a reality.
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Too often, political campaigns get all the credit for being cut throat, while legislative and advocacy campaigns are perceived with less intensity.
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In fact, many campaigns and states regularly sell this same voter information to campaigns, candidates, and political strategists for a hefty profit.
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"The campaigns with the most effective networks of small-dollar donors are the campaigns where small-dollar donors feel their donations matter," said Ari Rabin-Havt, a SiriusXM radio host who has worked on online fund-raising campaigns for Democrats.
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NASA refers to these quarterly adjustments as "campaigns," and figured Kepler had about 10 campaigns left before it would run out of fuel.
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BPI was hired by both the Obama and Clinton presidential campaigns, as well as dozens of other Democratic House, Senate and gubernatorial campaigns.
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He lacks either the coolness under pressure or the wisdom to recognize that general election campaigns have to be different from primary campaigns.
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But where AdHawk has focused on providing data to optimize existing campaigns, Automate's tools help advertisers create those campaigns in the first place.
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Television ads and direct-mail campaigns remained the biggest expenses for campaigns, accounting for about half of all media spending, the group said.
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Most candidates can't self-finance their campaigns, so they spend a disproportionate amount of time asking the rich to donate to their campaigns.
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Apart from this, drones can be used for marketing campaigns by carrying advertising banners and shooting aerial footage campaigns, maximizing exposure for companies.
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For the campaigns and the campaigns-in-waiting, the importance of South Carolina has meant careful tending of relationships with leaders like Rep.
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You've probably seen the Twitter campaigns to give the show all the awards, and this morning, you probably noticed that those campaigns paid off.
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CrowdLobby plans to offer campaigns in additional states by next year, at the latest, as well as get some additional campaigns off the ground.
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Price told campaigns early Tuesday afternoon that presidential campaigns should expect that a "majority" of the caucus results will be released at 2628 p.m.
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Price told campaigns early Tuesday afternoon that presidential campaigns should expect that a "majority" of the caucus results will be released at 2202 p.m.
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"We don't want campaigns to be NASCAR," said Patrick Peterson of Agari, an email security firm that wants to offer free services to campaigns.
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And I had taken the information that I knew about campaigns, from doing grassroots campaigns with radical organizations, and applied that to my music.
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Altman has made donations to political campaigns in the past, but says he hasn't given money to the Clinton or Trump campaigns this season.
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What sexual harassment looks like across campaigns, according to conversations with five former staffers: It's tricky for campaigns since volunteers are not formal employees.
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The spotlight on cyber vulnerabilities of political campaigns has grown brighter after three Democratic campaigns in California were hacked during the state's primary elections.
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The campaigns FireEye discovered appear to be the first known campaigns taking advantage of the vulnerability before the public announcement there was a vulnerability.
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Be smart: Campaigns are getting more sophisticated every year, allowing strategists and campaigns to identify exactly who is persuadable and how to persuade them.
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I was just such a big fan of the Evian campaigns — and the baby campaigns in particular — before I was a part of them.
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The 2020 campaigns themselves are unlikely to have the expertise to track disinformation campaigns or to build sophisticated defenses needed to ward off hackers.
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Fundamentally, the problem is that "disinformation campaigns and legitimate advertising campaigns are effectively indistinguishable on leading internet platforms, " Mr. Ghosh and Mr. Scott wrote.
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For marketers, the rarity of a rescheduled Olympic Games will likely require a reevaluation of planned ad campaigns, athlete partnerships, and creative storytelling:TV campaigns.
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If you're worried about foreign governments mounting disinformation campaigns, restricting paid political advertising on social media will do almost nothing to hinder such campaigns.
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Both Google and Defending Digital Campaigns say that low-cost security keys are the number one request they get from election officials and campaigns.
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Voter registration campaigns have long tried to reach young voters where they are, but they're more successful during presidential campaigns, when turnout is up.
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But two strategists familiar with campaigns in Iowa said multiple campaigns were urging supporters in at least some areas of the state not to register until the day of the caucuses — a ploy to prevent other campaigns from targeting them ahead of caucus day.
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Facebook itself has grown into a formidable political platform in recent years, with campaigns and outside groups spending $284 million on the platform during the midterm elections, according to a report by Tech for Campaigns, a nonprofit that helps political campaigns with digital tools.
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There are significant similarities to earlier Russia-linked campaigns against power plants in Ukraine, although no definitive link has been established between the two campaigns.
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This suspicion was confirmed when countless journalists I spoke to indicated they weren't interested in covering crowdfunding campaigns after the recent high-profile failed campaigns.
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That is often extremely far from the case on Twitter, where networked harassment campaigns are common, with white nationalists often take part in those campaigns.
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Successful crowdfunding campaigns attract VC interest both to the people running campaigns outside major tech hubs and to those parts of the country in general.
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The campaign was such a huge success that it inspired national campaigns for screenings in 72 cities, with 28 of the campaigns raising over $120,000.
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Besides volunteering on local Democratic campaigns, she's working to coordinate volunteers across campaigns, to make sure they're deployed to the candidates who most need help.
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It works like this: Campaigns ask their supporters to choose three friends they will remind to vote, and to tell the campaigns their first names.
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They will also be provided with analytics on how their campaigns are performing, and CRM integrations to link up GoFundMe campaigns with wider marketing efforts.
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A trend to watch: DEM CAMPAIGNS UNIONIZE: A growing number of 2018 Democratic campaigns — and one notable progressive consultant shop — are seeing their staffs unionize.
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The manufacturer, Merck, and the C.D.C. didn't increase media campaigns until vaccine supplies were sufficient; such campaigns had just started when Ms. Abate became ill.
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Across nine of the largest global crowdfunding platforms, female-led campaigns were 32 percent more successful at reaching their funding target than male-led campaigns.
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Sasse also asked Barr if campaigns should receive regular counterintelligence briefings about the risk of foreign intelligence services seeking to have influence over candidates and campaigns.
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Foriegn influence campaigns targeting Americans are nothing new, Wray noted Tuesday, but he said social media offers "incredible amplification" for disinformation campaigns run by America's adversaries.
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The party is expected to provide the campaigns with details related to the timeline of the recanvass and the costs for which campaigns will be responsible.
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Overseeing campaigns for companies, including American Airlines, Family Dollar and Fox Sports, his firm works on campaigns to develop football (aka soccer) marketing brands in America.
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We partner with frontline communities, political campaigns, and impactful social justice groups to break through and win on a range of progressive issues and electoral campaigns.
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But the number of misinformation campaigns by autocratic nations that continue to be uncovered means the geopolitical forces leading to misinformation campaigns have gotten stronger. 6.
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An Incomplete (but growing) History of Harassment Campaigns since 2003 Bookmark this one: a comprehensive list of major harassment campaigns online from 1990 to the present.
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It's a significantly more complicated game as it tries to wrestle with amphibious and airborne invasions, futile mountain campaigns, and grinding attritional campaigns amidst French hedgerows.
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This may not sound like a particularly desirable outcome, but issue-oriented groups have generally played a bigger role in Democratic campaigns than in Republican campaigns.
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Spencer worked as the chief political strategist for former Ronald Reagan's California gubernatorial campaigns in 1966 and 1970, and his presidential campaigns in 85033 and 1984.
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Corporate brand campaigns could soon resemble political campaigns, with efforts to identify the most intensely loyal consumers for repeat purchases as opposed to attracting new ones.
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Stamos said that while campaigns have been able to target specific voters through direct mail campaigns in the past, online targeting makes such efforts far cheaper.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, has described battling the influence campaigns as an "arms race," and close watchers of the campaigns believe tactics are evolving quickly.
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It also removes the ability of campaigns to "re-market" ads, meaning advertising to people who had previously visited their website, an important feature to campaigns.
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The normal bell curve for her sponsored campaigns, she writes, run from $7,500 to $20,000, with some campaigns that are bigger and some that are smaller.
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The initial idea was to sell brands a platform that could handle everything from managing social and web campaigns, crunching measurement reports, and running email campaigns.
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"The reason this happens is that the coordinated limits are now increasingly irrelevant in campaigns, because the campaigns are so expensive," said a Republican legal expert.
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"Prevention is based on public campaigns that promote the use of condoms but the penetration of these campaigns in the population is very low," he says.
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Driving the news: The Federal Election Commission issued its final of a series of clarifying decisions last week: Firms may offer political campaigns the same discounts they offer other customers, but only non-profits can provide campaigns with free services or deals special to the campaigns.
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It is unclear how many current presidential campaigns have forced employees to sign nondisclosure agreements as part of their employment, but the tactic has been used by campaigns in the past, including for some members of both Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump's presidential campaigns in 2016.
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In April, it published a comprehensive review of coordinated disinformation campaigns on its platform, noting that such campaigns often focused on spreading confusing or promoting specific causes.
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Privately, some campaigns are arguing that the approach is enriching consultants and ad vendors while forcing smaller campaigns to waste money trying to inflate their donor numbers.
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O'Rourke's and Cruz's campaigns have raised a staggering $63 million, which trails only the roughly $70 million in cash taken in by the campaigns for Democratic Sen.
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" Whithorne noted that "misuse is very rare on our platform" and that "campaigns with misuse make up less than one tenth of one percent of all campaigns.
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"Following the horrific attack in Charlottesville, we removed multiple campaigns for James Fields, and we will continue to do so if other campaigns are created," Solomon said.
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In a long-awaited decision, the Federal Elections Commission will now allow political campaigns to appoint cybersecurity helpers to protect political campaigns from cyberthreats and malicious attackers.
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Erika Franklin Fowler's work on campaigns and Hahrie Han's work on political activism and on Barack Obama's campaigns stands out as especially relevant to the 2016 discussion.
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Moreover, their money goes further than a super PAC's, because it goes straight into campaigns—and campaigns get lower rates for television airtime, which Trump badly needs.
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There are now dozens of Get Out The Vote campaigns out there, some of them led by Parkland student activists, and many with quirky, celebrity-led campaigns.
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Corporate consultancy Alix Partners said activists launched at least 26 campaigns at German groups in 2016 to 2018, although advisers say many campaigns go under the radar.
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When Destiny was first announced, it was pitched as bringing the Halo experience—one rooted in traditional, bombastic, story-driven campaigns campaigns—and fusing that with multiplayer.
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"If anything, perhaps campaigns — particularly presidential campaigns — should begin to change the rules about the type of access that the press gets from here on," she said.
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How campaigns are messaging around the crisis The virus has suddenly changed the daily life of Americans — and the campaigns to elect their leaders along with it.
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However, journalist and researcher Carolin Orr, who specializes in disinformation campaigns, noted how the portrayal of Trump as a lion has infiltrated myriad recent conservative online campaigns.
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As for computer security, experts see political campaigns as vulnerable, particularly in state and local elections, where campaigns frequently lack the money and expertise to forestall attacks.
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I'm not sure if Democratic campaigns are planning to do Facebook campaigns at the same scale, though they've certainly been pouring money into Facebook for donor-recruitment.
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Briant pointed to companies that work for political campaigns and conduct what she described as "influence campaigns" on platforms like Facebook by running political ads targeting voters.
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The campaigns of Pete Buttigieg, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders' campaigns all said that about 40 percent of their full-time campaign employees are people of color.
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The Times also reported in March that the company had sent personnel from Canada and Europe to work on various campaigns in the 2014 midterm elections and in 2016 campaigns, raising questions about Cambridge's compliance with federal election law, which limits the involvement of noncitizens in election campaigns.
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" On its website, Definers says it "helps corporations, trade associations, political campaigns and issue-based clients run smarter campaigns using cutting-edge research and communications strategies and tactics.
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"A lot of these campaigns are trying to close gaps of vulnerability that may come up in the debate," said one Democratic strategist who's spoken with various campaigns.
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Details: The FEC had been weighing whether Area 1, a phishing security company, and Defending Digital Campaigns, an election security non-profit, could offer free services to campaigns.
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For Alter, Kazanjy and the Tech for Campaigns team, their strategy is to plug volunteers into established Democratic campaigns that ask for help on a project or two.
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Tech for Campaigns based the report from data collected running text campaigns on behalf of 25 Democratic candidates across four states: Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, and North Dakota.
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This has been the main lesson of recent campaigns -- the best way to defeat an opponent is by discrediting the main story that they have about their campaigns.
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But I liked this note of optimism from researcher Renee DiResta, with respect to the rising cost of influence campaigns: DiResta said costs are rising for influence campaigns.
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For Alter, Kanzajy and the Tech for Campaigns team, their strategy is to plug volunteers into established Democratic campaigns that ask for help on a project or two.
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During this period, the agency received dozens of mass comment campaigns consisting of at least 100,000 comments, with two campaigns totaling in excess of a half-million submissions.
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Both Warren and Buttigieg have had great campaigns, but for different reasons By many measures, Warren and Buttigieg have run some of the strongest campaigns in the race.
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Gillespie and Guadagno's campaigns will reveal whether Trump-style immigrant bashing and scaremongering campaigns can work, even if they're divorced from any of Trump's nods toward populist economics.
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This will allow marketers to automate their ad campaigns, save custom audience segments and create custom Snapchat spreadsheets that allow advertisers to edit different ad campaigns in groups.
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Talent agencies develop entire social-media campaigns; tech startups, including captiv8, have built businesses around analytics platforms that identify potential influencers and evaluate the reach of digital campaigns.
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Area 1 says it now counts half of current presidential campaigns and a majority of congressional campaigns as clients along with some campaign committees and election-related nonprofits.
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In previous campaigns, the hackers have targeted academics and journalists with spearphishing campaigns designed to look like Yahoo and Google login pages but can defeat two-factor authentication.
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Among those campaigns, the most money was raised by the 474 campaigns collecting funds for homeopathic or naturopathic cancer treatments, at more than $4083 million, the researchers found.
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The seed crowdfunding studied by PwC and The Crowdfunding Centre is distinct from all "rewards" crowdfunding campaigns, which can also include donation campaigns, albeit with a large overlap.
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"We are in a period of campaigns starting earlier," said Joel Benenson, a Democratic pollster who played a top role in Barack Obama's and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaigns.
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Yet rather than quibble over the ethical value of a drop in beef consumption among people who continue to eat other animals, or criticize any reform that stops short of veganism, maybe it's worth embracing single-issue campaigns — and by extension perhaps "single-animal campaigns" or "single-species campaigns," too.
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Even relatively weak general election presidential campaigns get most of the benefits that they can from campaign tactics, leading the two campaigns' effects to mostly cancel each other out.
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Just as we assume that both presidential campaigns will have ground operations helmed by top staffers, we assume both campaigns will be led by the best campaign managers available.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, GoFundMe spokesperson Bobby Whithorne said that "campaigns with misuse make up less than one tenth of one percent of all campaigns" on the site.
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Because of the lengthening campaigns, spending on political ads and campaign travel, candidates need to start fundraising earlier—creating a feedback loop that makes campaigns stretch out even more.
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Representatives for nearly all of these campaigns stressed that their committees had no direct contact with Parnas or Fruman, who are accused of funneling foreign money to US campaigns.
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There are currently entire presidential campaigns crafted around this very sentiment, campaigns that will almost assuredly lose because it's simply not true that conservatives are under attack in America.
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We all agree that politicians shouldn't base their campaigns on falsehoods, because the norm that campaigns should be at least somewhat rooted in reality makes for better public policy.
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The company said that existing ads were delivered, but advertisers could not set new campaigns or make any changes to existing campaigns, according to several users of the network.
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Some of the stories cited respected researchers who say some of the influence campaigns they see playing out on social media bear the hallmarks of state-backed disinformation campaigns.
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One of the more interesting is that those campaigns came from only 86,101 creators — meaning almost 14,000 successful campaigns came from creators who'd already had at least one success.
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It allows us to run campaigns around issues of ending police violence, campaigns on economic justice, and what those two things look like in broader systems of state violence.
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Company officials told Bloomberg that they have not found evidence of Chinese campaigns so far, though they have identified misinformation campaigns that seem to come from Russia and Iran.
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As outside spending makes campaigns more and more expensive, members of Congress are struggling to keep up, and are unfortunately forced to spend more time raising money for campaigns.
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This is consistent with the risks and uncertainties involved in contributing to crowdfunding campaigns, which do not guarantee a return for the investment made in these types of campaigns.
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There have been a fair number of shenanigans on social media this cycle — things like coordinated influence campaigns, fake Facebook ads, and hacking attempts on campaigns and think tanks.
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Take, for instance, Cambridge Analytica's parent company SCL Group's work in election campaigns in Trinidad and Tobago, where "digital attacks" and data microtargeting campaigns were developed to sway votes.
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Relay is one of the more popular networks used by campaigns; volunteers and campaigns have sent over 80 million texts this cycle through Relay and another service called Hustle.
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In an effort to help political campaigns tighten security, Google is partnering with nonprofit organization Defending Digital Campaigns to give qualifying political groups free access to Titan security keys.
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Winning US political campaigns are often remembered for their catchy slogans, but less well remembered are the campaigns where slogans weren&apost so much widely admired as widely mocked.
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While the DNC sends presidential campaigns information about what is being said about their candidates from conspiracy sites and trolls, the normal advice to campaigns is not to engage.
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In the modern era of so many social media campaigns and hashtags, there can be a false sense of accomplishment that accompanies awareness campaigns and detracts from real results.
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A congressional source confirmed intelligence officials have told lawmakers Russia appears to be engaging in disinformation and propaganda campaigns to boost the 2020 campaigns of both Sanders and Trump.
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What the D.N.C. is doing right now is excluding viable campaigns and advantaging other campaigns over ones that have a fair, if not equal or better chance of winning.
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Though some countries faced external information campaigns to influence elections, as the United States did, political parties and governments waged many of the campaigns to maintain or increase power.
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Staffers on a number of the campaigns have themselves unionized, including those on the campaigns of Biden, Sanders, Buttigieg, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro and Sen.
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The letters, signed by regional directors within the NLRB's bureaucracy, inform two individuals who filed separate complaints against presidential campaigns that the charges against those campaigns will be dismissed.
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" • "Campaigns should be about voters' lives, not politicians.
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It's designed to cut across the political spectrum allowing users to create campaigns in support of candidates and issues they care about and donate to a range of political campaigns.
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Businesses can extend their existing News Feed, video, Instagram, Messenger and other ad campaigns to Marketplace, and more types of objective-based campaigns will open to the classifieds section soon.
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Elliott Management, which launched campaigns at BHP Billiton Ltd, Qualcomm Inc, Bayer AG and Pernod Ricard last year, was ranked as the busiest activist, having launched 27 campaigns in 2018.
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The DNC advised campaigns to check their systems for attempted logins from a specific computer network and asked campaigns concerned that they might have been targeted to contact the committee.
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As early as the 22008s, presidential candidates were hiring pollsters and public relations and ad firms to run their entire campaigns—and even to regularly test public opinion between campaigns.
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Most people who mount political campaigns are likely to lose, and the fact that this is especially true of campaigns for president fails to deter all kinds of also-rans.
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Flexibility and strategically lead, support, or leverage legislative campaigns, corporate and consumer campaigns; external coalitions; partnerships with key retailers, producers, and food industry companies; and high dollar, strategic fundraising efforts.
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He served as deputy finance chairman for George W. Bush's Texas gubernatorial campaigns in 1994 and 85033; co-chaired Bush's Eagles fundraising program in 2000; and chaired campaigns for Sen.
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The first two would help distinguish direct-response campaigns, which typically are precision targeted and high CPM, from more brand-style ad campaigns that are broadly targeted and low CPM.
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Just between March 13 and March 24, the number of campaigns on the site increased by 60 percent, and donors contributed $60 million to coronavirus-related campaigns, the company said.
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Campaigns often have bursts of donations at the end of September — it's the final days of the quarter, and campaigns typically try to end strong with a concerted fundraising push.
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This year, the group is "continuing to work on campaigns that Americans care about," Hub Project spokesman Dan Crawford said, including campaigns focused on health care, taxes and the economy.
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Both Democratic campaigns have signed joint fundraising efforts with the Democratic National Committee, allowing the presidential campaigns to raise money for the Democratic committee and a host of state Democratic parties.
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Well because before the campaigns were launched we were approached by a number of different campaigns, pro and against, to discuss whether there might be a role for us on Brexit.
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Starting October 16th, all new app install campaigns created in AdWords will run on UAC, and starting November 15th, all existing Search, Display and YouTube app promo campaigns will stop running.
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While the fundraiser did not violate existing policies on untruthful campaigns, which focus on campaigns that mislead and defraud donors, Indiegogo never promoted it on its site, the company spokesperson said.
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Hard-line Islamists in Pakistan have long opposed polio vaccination campaigns, saying that polio workers are Western spies and that such campaigns are part of a conspiracy to leave Muslims infertile.
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However, Jessica Alter, who leads Tech For Campaigns, said the group is in it for the long haul and hopes to be a centralized resource for campaigns in future political cycles.
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While both campaigns have already announced the cash they raised with their respective parties, the filings offer more specifics on the money that came in and how the campaigns spent it.
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"We'll continue with sanctions until Iran behaves in the way normal nations do, without threatening assassination campaigns in Europe, conducting terror campaigns throughout Syria and Iraq, without underwriting Hizballah," Pompeo said.
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"With 47% of all handsets shipping with Chrome, this approach enhances the scale of campaigns significantly, and with it the potential to increase the ROI on mobile advertising campaigns," Proxama notes.
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They were executed for Mrs Clinton by several former stalwarts of his campaigns, including Marlon Marshall, who is running her state-level campaigns, and Clay Middleton, her director in South Carolina.
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It also includes Kit –yes, it's called Kit — to deliver Facebook and Instagram ads, email campaigns and retargeting campaigns all based on that information you're gathering from all of those messages.
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The new feature will allow sophisticated marketers to automate their advertising campaigns, save custom audience segments and create custom Snapchat spreadsheets that allow advertisers to edit different ad campaigns in groups.
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"We have removed multiple campaigns for James Fields and we will continue to do so if other campaigns are created," GoFundMe Director of Strategic Communications Bobby Whithorne wrote in an email.
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Here, a boisterous group of reproductive rights activists gather to hold meetings, plan campaigns, marshal their resources, screen documentaries, make crafts, and organize campaigns to protect women's reproductive rights in Alabama.
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She organized fundraisers for both of Barack Obama's presidential campaigns, and is currently donating to the campaigns of Democratic contenders Pete Buttigieg, Beto O'Rourke, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand, TMZ reported.
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The Secret Service, which incurred millions of dollars in travel expenses to provide security during presidential campaigns, said it has asked the campaigns that were overpaid to provide the government refunds.
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We encourage other agencies to adopt this approach to cataloging mass comment campaigns, as sharing such information would make clear just how common campaigns are in the rulemaking process in general.
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As a researcher, it has been very difficult to determine the effect of the campaigns, because all we get to witness is the net effect of both campaigns spending a fortune.
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The top goal of the campaigns, then, is to "hold the cameras," said Russ Schriefer, a Republican strategist who spearheaded convention planning for the Mitt Romney and George W. Bush campaigns.
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But both campaigns — just like all campaigns in earlier years — are hoping and praying that "independent" and "undecided" voters (who aren't necessarily the same) can be persuaded to swing their way.
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Two municipal-level Democratic campaigns have been hit by distributed denial-of-service campaigns this year, which essentially render web sites useless by bombarding them with traffic, per a CyberScoop report.
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In addition to running influencer campaigns for clients, Village operates content and events studios in New York and Los Angeles where influencers can go film or take photographs for brand campaigns.
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Coors, Hershey, and KFC have already hit the brakes on ad campaigns, and many other brands are suspending or pausing campaigns until later in the year, media buyers told Business Insider.
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Last year, when Abrams announced her campaign, groups like Higher Heights and Democracy in Color quickly launched campaigns supporting her, even as critics argued that the campaigns were backing her prematurely.
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The Democratic National Committee issued a notice last month warning campaigns that the app could potentially be sending data back to the Chinese government and advising campaigns not to use it.
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In the past, Iowans who aligned with a viable campaign could move to another corner in the next round, something better-organized campaigns used to pull support away from weaker campaigns.
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But both sites, since their foundings, have hosted more than 100,000 crowdfunding campaigns, and with a 5 percent fee charged by each to successfully funded campaigns, both sites have made millions.
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In fact, the Justice Department has a standard that requires the least intrusive means of investigating such entities as presidential campaigns, particularly when it comes to campaigns of the opposing party.
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Joa is a Democrat but has worked on multiple campaigns for Republicans and Democrats in the state Legislature, as well as the Democratic presidential campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Biden ran two failed campaigns -- in 1988 and 2008.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ Campaigns & Politics: Trump endorsed Rep.
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More on campaigns and politics … New York Democratic Gov.
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Here's what you need to know: • Campaigns narrow focus.
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Mailchimp itself has a big marketing presence already: it says that daily, more than 1.25 million e-commerce orders are generated through Mailchimp campaigns; over 450 million e-commerce orders were made through Mailchimp campaigns in 2018; and its customers have sold over $250 million in goods through multivariate + A/B campaigns run through Mailchimp.
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Plus, the company wants advertisers to incorporate Instagram Stories into their campaigns across Facebook properties — it says Stories can now be added to Facebook, Instagram and Audience Network campaigns through placement optimization.
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These subsidies of expertise are mutually beneficial: The platforms get ad revenues and build relationships with campaigns and their candidates, while campaigns optimize their advertising and extend the reach of their messaging.
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Spokesmen for the campaigns of Ted Cruz and John Kasich also responded on CNN to the allegations, in a heated panel where surrogates from the rival campaigns attacked the GOP front-runner.
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Staffers from past Democratic presidential campaigns are more likely to have gone to an Ivy League college than staffers from Republican campaigns, a new study from North Carolina at Chapel Hill shows.
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KURTZ: If all campaigns do this, I will heartily agree with that, but how many campaigns have somebody who was secretly -- this is all secret obviously, you know, talking to Kremlin officials?
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The advocacy group that successfully lobbied the campaigns of both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders to self-report their diversity data has a new report out on diversity inside Democratic state campaigns.
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Campaigns are increasingly having to target voters in new ways, giving rise to a new class of young political consultants and even candidates who are changing the way successful campaigns are run.
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And in May, it allowed a nonpartisan nonprofit known as Defending Digital Campaigns to provide free digital defense services to campaigns, since it was specifically funded with that narrow mission in mind.
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"Those campaigns did not raise any money and they were immediately removed," said Bobby Whithorne, director of strategic communications at GoFundMe, adding that fewer than 10 campaigns have so far been posted.
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Adams has a sense of deja vu over the campaign for another reason: "As a scientist, I've lived through some of the failed campaigns of the past," he says, without naming campaigns.
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Nanigans has tried to diversify its business with platforms like Twitter and retargeting software, although Twitter is better situated for branding campaigns than the performance campaigns that Facebook advertisers are accustomed to.
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In an interview Monday with CNN, Steyer said the expense of campaigns and the death of the public-funding system for presidential campaigns have helped contribute to the new breed of candidate.
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Popular campaigns to this effect involve the politics of monastic hierarchies, revivalist education campaigns, the advancement of laws for the "protection of race and religion" and attempts to influence the 2015 elections.
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The Humane Society of the United States has spearheaded campaigns like this one in more than a dozen states, and in the past few years, these campaigns have started to get results.
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The proposal pushes for a host of other changes, such as Supreme Court term limits, public financing for political campaigns, protecting the U.S. census, and a ban on PAC contributions to campaigns.
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Digital consultants working with the campaigns of the three leading presidential candidates — Mr. Lopez Obrador, Mr. Anaya and Mr. Meade — denied that the campaigns were using such methods, or spreading fake news.
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The company said Monday that it had removed four state-backed campaigns — three from Iran and one from Russia — in addition to dozens of similar campaigns it has already removed this year.
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You can choose from one of hundreds of individual campaigns on the webpage or donate to the Direct Impact Fund, whose donations get distributed among verified campaigns to help victims of Irma.
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Campaigns for stem cell therapy for brain injury, which sought nearly $6 million, raised $1.25 million, and campaigns for stem cell therapy for spinal cord injury, which sought $2.6 million, raised $590,446.
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As a government relations professional, one simply can't afford to sit on the sidelines while political campaigns and sophisticated issue advocacy campaigns take advantage of the many unique services at their disposal.
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They helped Kremlin-linked groups mount political influence campaigns on Facebook (although, as my colleague John Herrman pointed out this past week, we have yet to learn how effective those campaigns were).
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The platform deals with this by clarifying that "Donors should only contribute payments to GoFundMe users they personally know and trust", but of course, the most successful campaigns fall outside of that recommendation, and given how easy it is to find iffy campaigns, perhaps it's time for the platform to step up its policing and moderation of campaigns.
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But as the Vox writers note, that doesn't mean it's an insignificant business: Facebook itself has grown into a formidable political platform in recent years, with campaigns and outside groups spending $284 million on the platform during the midterm elections, according to a report by Tech for Campaigns, a nonprofit that helps political campaigns with digital tools.
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ExactTarget's cloud software helps companies run email marketing campaigns, figuring out who the right audience is for a particular message, tracking how many people open emails and providing analytics to improve future campaigns.
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But the Democratic National Committee tells campaigns they can accomplish a lot with free or cheap services, and one prominent expert has told 2020 campaigns to stay away from expensive counter-disinformation products.
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In addition to the Iran-linked social media influence campaigns, Google says it's also detected state-sponsored phishing attacks targeting political campaigns, journalists, activists, and academics not just in the US, but globally.
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In the end, our research demonstrates that it is possible for agencies to identify and handle mass comment campaigns in a routine manner reflective of the preference-oriented, non-substantive nature of campaigns.
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According to a new report, one of the world's most popular ransomware campaigns at the moment made $195,000 in the span of one single month, thanks to 161 affiliate campaigns infecting 150,000 victims.
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Paired with Engagio's original product, marketing and sales teams can not only track their work on various campaigns, but they can let go of some of the heavy lifting of those campaigns altogether.
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" What's new in 2018: The actual peer-to-peer texting tech allows political campaigns "to text tens of millions of people without asking permission first, a change from past text message advertising campaigns.
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Analysts have also said that some of the Islamic groups that organized the march have ties to the campaigns of Mr. Basuki's two opponents, though the groups and the campaigns have denied that.
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Neither Dr. Hans Keirstead's nor David Min's campaigns made the details of the hacks public at the time, as they didn't want it to become a distraction, sources from both campaigns told CNN.
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He explained that because many young people don't donate to campaigns, or don't have a voting record yet, campaigns usually don't take the time to talk to them like they would other voters.
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Update, March 27: I mistakenly believed that the automatic part was the linking of GoFundMe campaigns and Yelp profiles, but it turns out that campaigns were created for businesses unless they opted out.
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Because charities can have enormous influence on political campaigns with very little expense, many who wish to intervene in political campaigns will shift their contribution from PACs and social welfare organizations to charities.
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"Independent" expenditures from super PACs — unfettered committees often only marginally independent from campaigns — and "dark money" from nonprofits with unknown backers comprised roughly 40 percent of total spending on federal campaigns in 2016.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Wave of Young Women Running Campaigns (and Changing Politics)" (news article, April 5): It was exciting to read about the surge of young women managing political campaigns.
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The 190 campaigns seeking funds to access HBOT for brain injury raised $785,421.92 and the 114 campaigns seeking funds for long-term antibiotic therapy for chronic Lyme disease raised $689,363.67, the researchers found.
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Even in the technology sector, where there are nine male-led campaigns to every one female-led campaign, female-led campaigns are more successful — 28 percent to 286 percent, respectively, the study found.
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Campaigns to introduce civil marriage are afoot in many countries.
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Presidential campaigns are about choices, differences, especially between the parties.
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The campaigns are not expected to just help Clinton, though.
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The government is planning intensive fumigation campaigns in those areas.
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The way campaigns play out is largely determined by fundamentals.
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What do you think of these latest celebrity ad campaigns?
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The urgent fundraising email is routine for most presidential campaigns.
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Those campaigns are substantially smaller than either Sanders' or Warren's.
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Cyanide and Happiness has already successfully run multiple Kickstarter campaigns.
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Both candidates' campaigns instead largely capitalized on emotions and optics.
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The agencies say the "ongoing campaigns" could take many forms.
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Hunters are also leading civil society campaigns against lead pollution.
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But campaigns have access to plenty of public data sets.
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It's one of several campaigns to protest the freshman congressman.
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However, upcoming marketing campaigns could be a boon for McDonald's.
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Isla will also be featured in the company's 2016 campaigns.
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But some campaigns have publicly chafed at the debate requirements.
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Fox News: Can we expect similar campaigns in the future?
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It introduced young activists to the mechanics of electoral campaigns.
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He's just running against campaigns that aren't running against him.
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It gives you advice and can help build efficient campaigns.
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Beto O'Rourke and billionaire Tom Steyer are considering launching campaigns.
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Those include the top campaigns from Canada, Australia and France.
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Russia uses these campaigns to create discord over divisive issues.
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The campaigns of the various candidates also criticized the process.
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Like past Calvin Klein campaigns, it uses the hashtag #mycalvins.
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"Presidential campaigns are like MRIs for the soul," I said.
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Staffers on a handful of campaigns have also themselves unionized.
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Some Kickstarter campaigns are particularly attractive to scammers, he said.
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Kamala Harris have all announced their campaigns in recent weeks.
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Readers who participate in socially conscious campaigns like this one.
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"Literally perfect," said one strategist who works on Senate campaigns.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts ended their campaigns after disappointing finishes.
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The group also tries to help campaigns hire experienced staffers.
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I know there are campaigns to end the tampon tax.
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He also doubted other campaigns would engage in such tactics.
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Indiegogo doesn't collect stats on restaurant or food crowdfunding campaigns.
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"There are much lower budgets for music campaigns," Levine said.
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John Kasich, suspended their campaigns in the ensuing 24 hours.
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For campaigns, more clicks mean greater reach and potential impact.
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Foreigners are barred from contributing to campaigns for federal office.
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South Carolina has a history of making and breaking campaigns.
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"We're not talking about campaigns today," Rubio told CNN Tuesday.
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First, these primary campaigns will not be settled in February.
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POLLS usually narrow during election campaigns, and they still might.
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"As the campaigns intensify, we'll probably have more," Clapper said.
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U.S. hedge funds rarely target foreign companies for activist campaigns.
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You are free to create unlimited campaigns, templates, and more.
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Appropriately, negative ads and campaigns get a very bad rap.
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Meanwhile, both Fink and Iger have donated to Democratic campaigns.
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"Of course, that sent dirty campaigns to WhatsApp," she said.
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Both 'Remain' and 'Leave' halted their campaigns until Sunday morning.
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Uber insists today's changes aren't a response to those campaigns.
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Booker campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Marion, Iowa, on Jan.
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However, the campaigns cannot use much of the joint hauls.
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This year numerous black women succeeded in their primary campaigns.
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These campaigns in total reached 126 million users on Facebook.
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Professional political insiders like us know how to run campaigns.
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Other Republicans campaigns have also seen a surge in fundraising.
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He understands why people would be skeptical of giving campaigns.
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It has seemed warier of the new campaigns at Exxon.
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Campaigns must submit reports for the quarter by July 15.
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That includes campaigns with companies in even India and Germany.
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The campaigns each draw once from a deck of cards.
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What do you think about these two fall menswear campaigns?
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After working on various local campaigns, he helped develop Change.
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Iran has also shown a willingness to conduct destructive campaigns.
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But the campaigns ought to be distinguished from each other.
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Jamie was a major donor for both of Obama's campaigns.
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Historically, campaigns end when they can't pay their bills anymore.
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Both "remain" and "leave" have suspended campaigns with immediate effect.
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Which of Gigi's campaigns and magazine shoots are your favorites?
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The best known of his campaigns is aimed at corruption.
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No. It should be a major part of our campaigns?
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This all looks promising: diverse campaigns focused on local issues.
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Even with full corporate support, crowdfunded campaigns can't make it.
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M.A.C. has always celebrated icons of industry in its campaigns.
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Registering new voters is central to both campaigns' ground game.
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Likewise, campaigns must stop making statements at the same time.
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If the Russians tampering with campaigns is the big deal.
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But, he added, political campaigns are about more than race.
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George Wallace — a staunch segregationist — did in his presidential campaigns.
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Neither Clinton nor Trump's campaigns commented publicly about the petition.
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Previously, entire campaigns in America have been derailed by infidelity.
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Political campaigns aren't likely to have any easier a time.
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The campaigns are putting a lot of effort into that.
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To achieve his purpose, Erdogan is running campaigns outside Turkey.
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And the Republican nominees mounting winnable campaigns against Independent Sen.
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Rumors and media campaigns are making them even more jittery.
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Electoral law forbids parties from using the monarchy in campaigns.
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Coordinated campaigns have never been the sole purview of outsiders.
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Democratic campaigns have made a point to weaponize voter registration.
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All of them believe his endorsement would help their campaigns.
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He said misinformation campaigns are growing in size and sophistication.
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Now, we all know to expect these kinds of campaigns.
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That coincides with the media's broad desire for exciting campaigns.
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The campaigns and candidates are already busy working the ref.
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What campaigns would you like to see him star in?
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"They themselves now have taken actions on campaigns," he said.
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As federal social media campaigns go, this is pretty clever.
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That said, there are clear parallels between their two campaigns.
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What made people invest in these incredibly popular Kickstarter campaigns?
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Several environmental groups have launched advertising campaigns against his nomination.
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And notoriously, the two failed Senate campaigns of Linda McMahon.
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The campaigns were directed at followers of mainstream media outlets.
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Her first campaigns with the brand will break this summer.
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Populist campaigns have prefigured, provoked, and sometimes precipitated political realignments.
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Chris Christie and former businesswoman Carly Fiorina suspended their campaigns.
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Personal crowdfunding campaigns have been popularized by sites like GoFundMe.
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Pressure campaigns really are effective at shutting down offensive speech.
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She comes home in the evening shattered from her campaigns.
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The United States and other countries have conducted similar campaigns.
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Neither of their campaigns responded to a request for comment.
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He was talking about policy, not campaigns, the person said.
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Unlike more focused feminist campaigns or snarkier women's blogs, IvankaTrump.
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This brings presidential campaigns more in line with presidential reality.
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Bernie Sanders has been a sharp focus for both campaigns.
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We're seeing more size diversity in magazines, campaigns and advertisements.
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Forward Majority ran ad campaigns in 231 races throughout Virginia.
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"These campaigns are not working on encrypted platforms," he said.
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Bernie Sanders campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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On Friday, he campaigns in Keene, N.H. at 28503 p.m.
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So numerous are these campaigns that a new website, thedemands.
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Rather than outsourcing campaigns to D.C. consultants, harness that enthusiasm.
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Amazon has fought back against unionization campaigns in the past.
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Compromised user accounts can also deal terrible damage to campaigns.
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And of course, very often these days, crowdfunding campaigns, too.
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She lost two exceedingly winnable presidential campaigns in Hindenburgian fashion.
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Some members of the team previously contributed to Democratic campaigns.
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Candidates don't keep the money that flows into political campaigns.
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Maybe churches and schools can take on public education campaigns.
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EDT: Vice President Biden campaigns for Clinton in Orlando, Fla.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton in Iowa City, Iowa.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Tomorrow: Bill Clinton campaigns in Florida, first at 21625 a.m.
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The variety of campaigns available on the platform is staggering.
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The startup wants to help companies create engaging advertising campaigns.
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Cole is director of environmental campaigns and advocacy at Patagonia.
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We're not thinking about political campaigns," Conway told "Fox & Friends.
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Civic Eagle, a SaaS platform for policy advocacy campaigns. Factba.
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Dataxu allows marketers to plan and buy video ad campaigns.
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But that money went to 34 separate campaigns and groups.
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Monitor the Messaging What are the candidates and campaigns saying?
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Individual crowdsourcing campaigns are being launched to help volcano victims.
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A taste of how it's playing out in campaigns: Rep.
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The winner is featured in ad campaigns throughout the year.
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Will the characters portray real public figures from the campaigns?
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LEADING THE DAY CAMPAIGNS & POLITICS: The final sprint to Nov.
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Check. Budgets over $250 million, not counting lavish marketing campaigns?
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Here's what you need to know: • Busy April for campaigns.
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Both campaigns will be up on the air on Wednesday.
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Yes, Trump is the logical extreme of those past campaigns.
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The agency identifies and posts mass comment campaigns to regulations.
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McDonald has held senior roles in three U.S. presidential campaigns.
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In total the campaigns spent about $12,000 on Facebook ads.
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Google says that advertisers can repurpose social campaigns on Google
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His two presidential campaigns, in 1988 and 2008, ended poorly.
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I loved the excitement of political campaigns as a kid.
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Together, the campaigns so far have raised more than $300,000.
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Through our recruitment campaigns, we expect more women to join.
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No money changes hands on these sorts of testimonial campaigns.
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"Campaigns don't lend themselves to loving relationships," Mr. Posey said.
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Both Buttigieg and O'Rourke have launched 2020 campaigns for president.
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This kind of information was later deployed in political campaigns.
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Cohen's pitch, however, highlights a troubling aspect of these campaigns.
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The Hill has reached out to both campaigns for comment.
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Altogether, bundlers gave $2.7 million to campaigns in the city.
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It's gotten little airtime so far during the primary campaigns.
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Disinformation campaigns on Facebook have continued ahead of November's midterms.
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Here's what you need to know: • Campaigns shift their tones.
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She worked on marketing campaigns for Paramount Pictures, WKRC reported.
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Sophisticated hacking campaigns typically rely on flaws in computer products.
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He successfully ran both of Mr. Christie's campaigns for governor.
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Charitable crowdfunding campaigns have exploded in popularity in recent years.
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Both campaigns have since claimed they were in the right.
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And most good campaigns gather opposition research on themselves, too.
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Track user activity and develop campaigns to drive client engagement.
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Let's say it together, folks: These campaigns need a thesaurus.
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Experts have warned that deepfakes could dominate future election campaigns.
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The donors did not just give directly to campaigns, however.
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"The best campaigns don't bother with national polls," he writes.
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But there is another reason these campaigns are so worrying.
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Campaigns know what issues matter to what types of voters.
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Whose images then became core parts of their marketing campaigns.
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Comey, who contributed to the Republican presidential campaigns of Sen.
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Sanders worked on all seven of her father's political campaigns.
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DFA has previously contributed to Brown and Baldwin's Senate campaigns.
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Other high profile Democrats have launched campaigns to take Gov.
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Campaigns used to have to guess at what voters wanted.
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In their marketing campaigns, these brands offer reliability and consistency.
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Campaigns: The president returns to the campaign trail next week.
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It is their support that both campaigns must now chase.
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But still: When did campaigns become so obsessed with tone?
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Democrats must center their campaigns around digital talent and strategies.
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But other candidates have been building their campaigns for years.
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Most consultant firms claim overwhelming victory rates in organizing campaigns.
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Is 2016 different than past years that you've run campaigns?
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He campaigns a lot for equal rights and against injustice.
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I should still be having hair campaigns — it shouldn't matter.
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Do you have any upcoming campaigns you can talk about?
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He famously laughed off the polling conducted by rival campaigns.
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For agencies, it will also help manage big ad campaigns.
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The new campaigns are much more direct, comprehensible, and authentic.
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Marketing campaigns for specific apples are still a new phenomenon.
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It also helps campaigns harness the power of relational organizing.
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He should know, he said it in his presidential campaigns.
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The tech giantnowallows campaigns to post content directly into results.
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Neither of the presidential campaigns responded to requests for comment.
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Examples of cryptocurrency funding campaigns by proscribed groups are rare.
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His two campaigns for statewide office raised his profile further.
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The campaigns have pushed us back into our tribal bunkers.
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My music is for causes not political campaigns or rallies.
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No one would argue that these candidates' campaigns were perfect.
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They haven't had a model this old in their campaigns.
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Democrats are already emphasizing the matter in midterm election campaigns.
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These campaigns are only as successful as you market them.
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The company works with brands directly in influencer marketing campaigns.
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It campaigns against ISIS but gave shelter to Al Qaeda.
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Mr. Collins is a board member at Tech for Campaigns.
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Voting is a solitary act, but campaigns are collective efforts.
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All of this means that Oscar campaigns are very expensive.
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There is good writing here about agents and ad campaigns.
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We looked at recent instances during other campaigns across Europe.
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These questions, not just campaigns and candidates, inform election outcomes.
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At their unruly best, campaigns can be sprawling idea labs.
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Campaigns sometimes talk about the perils of peaking too early.
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But rallies have long been a cornerstone of political campaigns.
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So are these guys treating political campaigns like sporting events?
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They spotted other coordinated campaigns in France, Poland and Spain.
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Eventually, these smear campaigns are revealed for what they are.
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Gun rights supporters quickly responded with their own boycott campaigns.
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I first started volunteering for campaigns in 2016 for Hillary.
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In his first two campaigns, which he lost to Mrs.
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In many cases, campaigns end up paying fines and penalties.
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But the intraparty fight has spilled over into Democratic campaigns.
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Sriram MadhusoodananBostonThe writer is deputy campaigns director for Corporate Accountability.
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Their two major clients were the Brexit and Trump campaigns.
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One app is for citizens (of either party), not campaigns.
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The organization's campaigns have targeted Airbnb, PayPal, Facebook and Google.
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So how effective are the methadone vans and prevention campaigns?
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Even so, those campaigns can carry a whiff of tokenism.
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Two campaigns ended when he was kicked off the ballot.
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But to be fair, that was not during midterm campaigns.
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Bernie Sanders' allies who've launched campaigns against his CBC colleagues.
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We wrote about the weakness of ad campaigns this month.
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There may be more such misinformation campaigns, the researchers added.
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Many incoming members won with campaigns that disavowed a wall.
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Us, which has offered support to all five initiative campaigns.
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Despite Facebook's efforts, stopping coordinated influence campaigns has proved difficult.
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It is known for its ad campaigns using "real" women ...
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How many of his campaigns worked is open to question.
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Multiple, overlapping campaigns are likely to enforce loyalty to China.
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Their own campaigns did not necessarily see it that way.
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So a lot of my Sunday is juggling those campaigns.
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GoFundMe also hosts individual crowdfunding campaigns for people and organizations.
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Campaigns associated with live events are getting canceled, he noted.
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They should proactively take preventive measures, and create wellness campaigns.
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Activists were still marking Monday with demonstrations and advocacy campaigns.
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The same Democrats are facing tough reelection campaigns next year.
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One of the campaigns focused more on the 2020 election.
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Initially, it appeared no campaigns were eager for a recanvass.
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Campaigns have been told to contact people with invalid ballots.
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The campaigns have turned life upside down in unexpected ways.
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And two of the Democratic campaigns have made things worse.
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It also may be a worrying sign for certain campaigns.
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Meanwhile, the rival campaigns still number in the double digits.
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Many campaigns have also hired senior staffers of Asian descent.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has supported public financing for state campaigns.
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The quarter ended on Monday and campaigns have until Oct.
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The brothers found themselves on different presidential campaigns in 1996.
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I don't care about Biden's politics … We're not investigating campaigns.
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And they're both using his death fuel their presidential campaigns.
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Both may have failed to rest adequately after grueling campaigns.
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Phone campaigns and news conferences no longer resulted in release.
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Here's how campaigns are plotting their way through primary states.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., even as their campaigns tussled.
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Campaigns come and go, but the hospitality is long remembered.
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The DNC did not disclose what campaigns had been targeted.
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Sanders is sure to have incoming fire from other campaigns.
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The campaigns have had to lean heavily on surrogates instead.
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Disney has truncated campaigns for Marvel movies for three reasons.
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Biden waged two unsuccessful presidential campaigns in 1988 and 133.
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Some of these campaigns were waged before Buttigieg was born.
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The two Koreas have waged rival leaflet campaigns for decades.
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The Hill has reached out to Booker's and Buttigieg's campaigns.
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You can then use these reviews in future email campaigns.
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Charities are not allowed to get involved in political campaigns.
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Misleading statistics are also a standard element of political campaigns.
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South Carolina's primary forces campaigns out of their comfort zone.
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Some campaigns have suggested the actual results could be flawed.
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Both campaigns have begun bulking up for the intensifying contest.
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Lincoln's War Department and General Land Office supported these campaigns.
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American airpower is backing both campaigns with daily bombing raids.
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Other opponents halted their campaigns citing intimidation by the authorities.
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That means they, unlike Cuba's churches, cannot do big campaigns.
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Several Democrats have also launched campaigns to fill the seat.
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MS: You can't use foreign money to fund American campaigns.
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But disinformation campaigns exploit less obvious cognitive biases as well.
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Staff at several other presidential campaigns, including those of Sens.
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Fewer than 13 percent of Americans donate to political campaigns.
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Doing so could hurt outsider campaigns, including Democrats challenging Trump.
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The Hill: Hispanic voters push campaigns to address gun violence.
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WikiLeaks seems to have a playbook for its disinformation campaigns.
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Rival campaigns pounced and called on Sanders to denounce Rogan.
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Those campaigns exist because older campaigners have carried the torch.
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And she's in charge of its websites and digital campaigns.
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We're not getting distracted by rehashed smear and innuendo campaigns.
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Regulations have been softened in campaigns to cut "green tape".
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Presidential campaigns have advertised during major sporting events before, however.
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These would set the tone for campaigns over the decades.
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How would you rate the campaigns of your moderate faves?
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Mr. Trump says he disavows hate campaigns by his supporters.
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Smart campaigns can use "little data" to solve these problems.
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Nor has NATO performed well in military campaigns, added Preble.
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More than a decade ago, some started running buyback campaigns.
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They're one of the dirtiest and nastiest campaigns out there.
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Talk about the grand old tradition of mudslinging in campaigns.
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These campaigns have brought in over $650 million since 2010.
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Those campaigns were shared over 200,000 times on social media.
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On Saturday, actress Lena Dunham campaigns for Clinton in Iowa.
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He did not specify which campaigns he was referring to.
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S. citizens provide advice and strategies for Republican political campaigns.
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We had a waiting list of something like 35 campaigns.
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The campaigns can proceed in parallel and serve complementary goals.
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I think the campaigns will still advertise as much online.
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It's that crossover appeal that is apparent when Sutton campaigns.
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It also set the tone for all our future campaigns.
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Fajgenbaum stayed alive only through intense chemotherapy "carpet bombing" campaigns.
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This is vastly different than any of Walker's previous campaigns.
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I wondered about campaigns that never quite achieved escape velocity.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren's campaigns, they are very similar.
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But that only gets campaigns part of the way there.
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Adam Eichen is an author and campaigns manager at EqualCitizens.
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In fact, they already have -- through cyberwarfare and disinformation campaigns.
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Both campaigns are airing ads devoted to winning over women.
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Russia has easy access to Donbas for its disinformation campaigns.
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All of which makes getting persuasion right important for campaigns.
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Are many political campaigns walking felonies waiting to be exposed?
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"But we hope proper campaigns can help reduce environmental waste".
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In previous campaigns, voters cared more about ideology than electability.
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Some activists believe their campaigns have already made a difference.
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Mr. Putin's propaganda campaigns made our job tougher than expected.
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In presidential campaigns, third-party candidates lose — badly and often.
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There's an urgent need for public information and awareness campaigns.
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We work very carefully to pull data from our campaigns.
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Like, those digital avatars, Lil Miquela or Shudu, landing campaigns?
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The fundamentals models implicitly assume normal candidates running normal campaigns.
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District attorneys are running progressive campaigns all over the country.
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And for those who will continue their campaigns of hate?
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This, I find, is what makes Dread campaigns so unique.
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Read "British politician's murder leaves EU membership campaigns in limbo"
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And candidates would all be incentivized to run divisive campaigns.
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The Turkish military pushed into the northwest in two campaigns.
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However, Lawless hasn't studied coverage of the 2020 primary campaigns.
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Take "social media marketing," a vague, useless phrase that refers to channels but not to any specific strategy: Direct marketing campaigns (that are inaccurately called "advertising campaigns") get direct responses from a specific set of people on social media based on their demographics and what they "like" Advertising campaigns put paid media published by an identified sponsor in front of a mass audience on social media Publicity campaigns gain mass exposure through earned or owned media that is spread on social media Personal selling campaigns have salespeople contact prospects and leads over social media Sales promotion campaigns circulate coupons, discounts and codes on social media to generate immediate sales Each of these five things can be deemed "social media marketing" — but when a term means everything, it means nothing.
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Photo: GettyAs the Trump administration guts spending on marketing campaigns for Obamacare, aiming (unsuccessfully) to undercut enrollment, tech companies are launching their own campaigns to promote insurance plans offered under the Affordable Care Act.
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Lots of young people are essentially invisible to campaigns because they're not registered to vote, meaning they're not in any of these databases, and campaigns don't make a lot of effort to target them.
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House and Senate campaigns, given the consequences they could have for Trump's agenda and the possibility of his impeachment, have commanded more attention in the run-up to the midterms than campaigns for governor.
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The latest revelation shows that despite the high-profile nature of the disinformation campaigns conducted ahead of the 2016 election, technology companies, campaigns and organizations are still struggling to deal with the Russian threat.
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When it comes to tracking the effectiveness of online advertising campaigns, PhoneWagon CEO Ryan Shank said there's been a big piece missing for most businesses — namely, how often those campaigns lead to phone calls.
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Scaramucci's Democratic contributions have otherwise focused on the campaigns of New York elected officials and top Democrats, including former Senate majority leader Harry Reid, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and Hillary Clinton's Senate campaigns.
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In all the campaigns Judge Moore has ever run before ― and he has run a lot of them, probably a dozen campaigns ― it's very, very odd to me this information has just been introduced.
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" When the interviewer asked Puzder if he planned to continue with the same approach for future advertising campaigns, Puzder responded, "We actually changed ad campaigns end of last summer before all of this started.
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He has been involved in more than 300 Republican campaigns doing strategy, messaging, polling and fundraising, including the Senate campaigns of Arlen Specter and Dick Thornburgh and the presidential campaign of George H.W. Bush.
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"Research has repeatedly shown that appointing women is good for business – but companies are dragging their feet," said Gemma Roseblatt, head of policy and campaigns at the Fawcett Society, which campaigns for women's rights.
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Bill Hillsman is an independent political consultant who has worked on four presidential campaigns and political campaigns in 30 states, for candidates including Paul Wellstone, Jesse Ventura, John Hickenlooper, Kinky Friedman, and Ralph Nader.
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Facebook has come under scrutiny for its response to foreign influence campaigns during the midterms, particularly in the wake of the company's widely criticized handling of Russian influence campaigns during the 2016 presidential election.
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While rainbow-plastered marketing campaigns from companies like telecom T-Mobile US or jeans maker Levi Strauss show there's revenue to be had, the few proxy campaigns against big companies have tended to fail.
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When the United States indicted Maria Butina, a Russian who was accused of running influence campaigns while an American University student, the government suspected Russian groups budgeted millions of dollars for continuing influence campaigns.
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Officials from both the Cruz and Trump campaigns said the firm gave them access to sharp data scientists who could contribute to their operations even if the campaigns weren't using the company's psychographic product.
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Those campaigns included large-scale public commenting campaigns on the FCC's website, purchasing billboards to shame anti-net neutrality lawmakers, and working to get Congress to support a bill that would restore net neutrality.
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Super PACs — which legally cannot coordinate with campaigns — supporting several of his opponents have announced significant advertising campaigns in Super Tuesday states, but Unite the Country, the group backing Biden, has not gotten involved.
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Facebook says it communicates with all the campaigns, urging them to follow best practices, including having people posting on behalf of campaigns make it clear in their posts and profiles who they're working for.
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And LUCHA now travels to Texas and other states to teach others how to create ballot initiative campaigns and help everyday people become elected officials, as well as leaders of campaigns and nonprofit groups.
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President Donald Trump and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaigns plan to spend $10 million each on 60-second ads during the highly-watched football game, sources with both campaigns tell CNN.
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"We've had a lot of campaigns in the recent year, everything from corporates sponsoring the [Republican] convention to Uber being on the Trump business council, and those type of campaigns will continue," he said.
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In fact, most campaigns, especially presidential campaigns, consider it a necessity now — even the Trump campaign admitted as much in explaining why they met with Kremlin-linked operators who promised dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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" They also said the transfers between state parties and DNC are to pay for campaigns that "will coordinate with local, state and federal Democratic campaigns to work to elect progressives across the country in November.
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"With this new solution, advertisers will have access to more detailed insights from their YouTube campaigns across devices, so they can better understand the impact of their campaigns on their highest-value customers," Jolly said.
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There are other private fundraising campaigns for the victims of the massacre, including campaigns to benefit specific individuals, but so far only Equality Florida has sought the Washington-based center's help in managing the money.
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The stated purpose of this tool is to streamline ethical hackers' social media phishing campaigns—meaning, phishing campaigns they were paid to wage to test their clients' security—by efficiently collecting and generating target lists.
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Facebook and Twitter recently took part in a seminar the DNC held for presidential campaigns, at which the companies provided information about how campaigns can share details of suspicious activity with them, the companies confirmed.
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In the statement to Congress, Google also touted its Advanced Protection Program, an effort to discourage spear phishing campaigns, and Project Shield, a free DDoS protection service for US campaigns, candidates and political action committees.
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While national security sources had previously said Canadian political parties have been targeted by sophisticated state-sponsored hacking campaigns, the motive for those campaigns was not publicly linked to attempts to meddle with the election.
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That means the people who manage Oscar campaigns for films — which are a lot like political campaigns, but with mercifully shorter timelines — are keen to position their movies properly in the minds of Oscar voters.
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According to the White House, White House chief of staff Denis McDonough called representatives from both campaigns to inform them of what the law offers their campaigns, including workspace organized by the General Services Administration.
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More from campaigns and politics … California, New Jersey Republicans concede, Utah representative sues (Reuters) … Prospective 2020 candidates aren't yet asking donors and fundraisers to write checks for their campaigns —or even asking for their support.
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In the center, users will have access to the total amount being spent on ad campaigns by companies, information on advertisers, demographics for the ads' targeted audience and historical data on advertisers' past marketing campaigns.
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Before spending all that time with George Clooney to write Ides of March, he did legwork for the Senate campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer and presidential campaigns for Howard Dean and Bill Bradley.
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As long as it's okay for campaigns featuring scantily clad straight-size models to get airtime, there isn't any sound logic behind censoring equally body-flaunting campaigns when the bodies in question are fuller-figured.
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"While the two campaigns obviously have their differences, they are working together to try to promote the health and safety of their teams, those who interact with the campaigns, and the American people," she added.
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Campaigns were told this week that the party was unable to notify people that their votes didn't count after the fact and said that campaigns needed to do that, an aide to one campaign said.
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It is difficult to make comparisons with other mayoral campaigns, partly because Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, the billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg, who paid for his own campaigns, served three terms without ever taking campaign donations.
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Canada has no similar fund-raising pressures and has a political system modeled on that of the British, who conduct swift election campaigns without the lengthy preliminaries and the spectacular cacophony of American political campaigns.
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"You've got to get people to take the time to actually turn it on, so we're going to be working with campaigns and helping them," says Michael Kaiser, president and CEO of Defending Digital Campaigns.
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While campaigns say they are focused on the upcoming primaries, they are quietly thinking more about building out their teams in the event that a brokered convention takes shape, according to sources on various campaigns.
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Canada has no similar fund-raising pressures and has a political system modeled on that of the British, who conduct swift election campaigns without the lengthy preliminaries and the spectacular cacophony of American political campaigns.
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Research shows that it's very difficult to "convert" people to vegetarianism or veganism through information campaigns, which is one reason why I did not recommend donating to such campaigns (there are more cost-effective options).
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Campaigns and volunteers are concerned about the hastily assembled system that is being put in place to replace it, the Washington Post reported, and campaigns have criticized the state party for not communicating with them.
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House campaigns would then work with state Senate and assembly campaigns, unions, progressive organizations and others in high opportunity areas, hoping to push up their numbers as much as possible ahead of the 2020 census.
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Already, U.S. law forbids campaigns from accepting or soliciting foreign assistance.
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Companies that want to cut prices for campaigns still generally can't.
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Initially, these campaigns were considered liberal, but now they're increasingly bipartisan.
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Both of the Iowa caucuses' winning campaigns tried to increase participation.
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We also do campaigns in the wilderness to protect wild wolves.
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In addition, the ad campaigns will reflect the runway offering immediately.
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Opponents can disagree without being disagreeable in campaigns and in office.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders, and between their campaigns, continued to ricochet.
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That's been a question many of the campaigns have grappled with.
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Can you give me any examples of those Left-leaning campaigns?
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Ultra-short campaigns can artificially limit the marketplace of ideas to
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"We want to play with another way to run Democratic campaigns."
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Sun Belt states may ultimately become more important for Democratic campaigns
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard have all announced presidential campaigns.
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Now that campaigns have to address so many voters, money is
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Russian assets will continue to be thrown behind these various campaigns.
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That campaigns cannot rely on "the media" alone to do it.
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Those who agreed with both campaigns may have decided the election.
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Personal information on voters forms the lifeblood of modern election campaigns.
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OK. President Trump campaigns in South Carolina, ahead of key primaries.
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But don't expect it to stop working with political campaigns altogether.
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Hersh's research focuses on how campaigns use data to mobilize voters.
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Two presidential campaigns made statements about the matter later that day.
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That's probably because unionizing political campaigns is such a new phenomenon.
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The Electoral College affects modern presidential campaigns in some important ways.
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Plus, Gaga has worked with Versace, now 61, on multiple campaigns.
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If Trump campaigns against Amash, it could spell defeat for Amash.
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We can do it with a little less than other campaigns.
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Cuban relations often come to the fore during U.S. election campaigns.
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DAN BONGINO, CONTRIBUTOR, NRATV: No. Sean, their agenda is outreach campaigns.
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Campaigns both for and against Proposition 205 have been predictably contentious.
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"All fundraising is done via broad, public campaigns," the post continues.
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They also have illegal marketing campaigns to the health care providers.
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You can also see it in the tenor of the campaigns.
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Crowdfunding campaigns are considered a big part of all this sharing.
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So far it has helped campaigns raise $3.5 million in total.
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Which is not that different than other Democratic campaigns in 22016.
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Which is not that different than other Democratic campaigns in 29.
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Marianne Williamson campaigns at the Donna Reed Theatre on March 2.
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What's most important, though, is that these campaigns perform very well.
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Both Barack Obama and John McCain's campaigns were hacked in 2008.
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Both these organizations have donated to King's campaigns in the past.
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However, both campaigns are working to make inroads in the state.
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They may need some of Buttigieg's supporters to sustain their campaigns.
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We've seen Pokémon inserted into ad campaigns (a welcome improvement, really).
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We then declined additional offers to work on his later campaigns.
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Sanders' comments come as VP speculation has mounted in other campaigns.
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But these campaigns were costly, tough to sustain, and eventually subsided.
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Baumann agrees that such public health campaigns can be very effective.
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In sum, his three campaigns have brought in around $6 million.
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Personal donations are capped at $2,800 when contributing to individual campaigns.
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So you have campaigns with multiple brands going on at once?
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The company helps businesses manage their Facebook and Google advertising campaigns.
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She's worked in tandem with Nation volunteers on campaigns against violence.
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Some other campaigns aren't talking about their fundraising numbers at all.
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Hillary Clinton's campaigns during the primaries, according to the Daily Mail.
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Campaigns fume about being left in the dark, by Max Greenwood.
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Several other state parties and campaigns have made disbursements to Shadow.
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It's all about candidates' campaigns or this party versus that party.
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The challenges do not make campaigns against financial institutions impossible, however.
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The issue of refugees barely featured in election campaigns in Hesse.
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Brutal campaigns against his critics help keep him in the job.
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Social media and targeted campaigns have become newly significant in politics.
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We monitor thousands of campaigns and this one really stands out.
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There are believable romances, workplace rivalries, and yep, D&D campaigns.
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He has funded campaigns against climate change and for gun-control.
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In any given election, campaigns have incentive to turn out voters.
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But it is not something she talks about as she campaigns.
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So it has fallen to the campaigns to explain the delineation.
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Andrew Yang and Michael Bennet have ended their campaigns for president.
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As he does, several high-profile Democrats already have launched campaigns.
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Campaigns trumpet, or minimize, the numbers depending on how they fared.
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As he campaigns for president, Mr. Rubio routinely says that Mrs.
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It feels very reactive, and obviously there's digital everything in campaigns.
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All that said, as Rove demonstrates, candidates and campaigns do matter.
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The third quarter is typically a difficult fundraising period for campaigns.
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How might longer campaigns affect political engagement, and even voting behavior?
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That same administration unleashed dozens of operatives to disrupt Democratic campaigns.
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Environmental organizations are beginning to mount major campaigns against the policy.
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Campaigns are about tough choices and this one is no different.
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Biden's plan, however, doesn't go as far as other campaigns' proposals.
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In most other campaigns there are speechwriters (and pollsters) for this.
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The government launched family-planning campaigns and encouraged sterilisation and abortion.
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Some candidates were asked to discuss recent controversies for their campaigns.
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And what's it like inside the campaigns in the final days.
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Television audiences were treated to circular logic from the campaigns' surrogates.
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The company says it uses artificial intelligence to optimize ad campaigns.
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Electoral campaigns will look dramatically different in 10 or 20 years.
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Jeb Bush is the worst campaigner in the history of campaigns.
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Another job is to act as talent scout for future campaigns.
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TC: You're helping progressive and centrist campaigns play catch-up here.
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The RSS has thrown its full organisational weight behind his campaigns.
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Most campaigns lay out specifics on a whole range of issues.
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Saturation of the airwaves has long been a staple of campaigns.
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And we've seen both campaigns really go after this voting bloc.
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But it has funded pro-Clinton ad campaigns and other efforts.
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How many ad campaigns is a user's data being used for?
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The League now campaigns throughout Italy on a broad populist platform.
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More videos are coming, whether the campaigns are ready or not.
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For example, they can choose whether ad campaigns appear on Google.
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Governments employ bots, troll farms, and hackers to wage influence campaigns.
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More recently he has led campaigns against corruption and foreign influence.
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Donating to campaigns, boosting candidates and supporting policies are not illegal.
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Steyer is one of the most prolific donors to Democratic campaigns.
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Overall, Adikteev has worked with 500 clients to create 3,000 campaigns.
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Both campaigns are trying to work the referees before the kickoff.
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This neutral zone prevents fistfights, intimidation of voters and smear campaigns.
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All of these campaigns have become intertwined in our collective memory.
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These joint fund-raiser agreements are a norm in presidential campaigns.
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Several European nations are in the midst of their election campaigns.
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Third, the election was marred by what Indonesians call "black campaigns".
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MovieLala helps studios craft some campaigns for their movies for fans.
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So sometimes it's big campaigns, and other times it's writing tweets.
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We just want campaigns to be able to handle risk management.
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It rarely gets much consideration in political campaigns or party platforms.
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Advertisers that have run Inmoji campaigns include Starbucks, Interscope and Disney.
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Working on campaigns taught me a lot about running a company.
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The tax has been a subject of debate during previous campaigns.
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His use of social media in both his campaigns is unprecedented.
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If a similar law existed in the States, campaigns like FoodFight!
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Both Rise and RAINN are collecting stories for their legislative campaigns.
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One of the campaigns currently funding — the SayberX — includes this photo.
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"There are so many other campaigns in the pipeline," Vohra said.
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It's also true that shortsighted campaigns for lifestyle change can backfire.
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Since 2016, digital propaganda and misinformation campaigns have become increasingly sophisticated.
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Ronald Reagan depended on direct-mail blitzes to fund his campaigns.
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We are currently planning some more campaigns to do this year.
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"During political campaigns, I never say a word," the pope said.
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The Democratic presidential campaigns have spent much of the last year
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AdHawk acquires Automate Ads to improve Google and Facebook ad campaigns
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Pipelines rely on detailed inspections, corrosion prevention and public awareness campaigns.
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Campaigns have always brought out a bit of Obama's innate snark.
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Contributors to Republican campaigns meanwhile have been stagnant around 15 percent.
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They sometimes give directly to people or crowdfunding campaigns, for instance.
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He worked on John Kerry's and Hillary Clinton's campaigns for president.
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The freewheeling culture of campaigns is colliding with America's #MeToo moment.
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Many campaigns, often likened to startups, don't have human resources staff.
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No one can be certain where the campaigns go from here.
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ACRONYM also coordinates with outside groups on their digital ad campaigns.
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And we've been seeing this from both campaigns in New Hampshire.
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Quarles has given nearly $33,000 to political campaigns over the years.
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Yet some days our presidential campaigns can seem like Dante's Inferno.
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"She campaigns like a hospice nurse," said Maher, who supports Clinton.
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Barack Obama was victorious in Wisconsin in his two presidential campaigns.
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Because without these campaigns bringing legislative change, there is no industry.
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Corporations are banned from contributing directly to state or federal campaigns.
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Why isn't the government telling us that via campaigns or something?
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The company has blamed problems on saboteurs and international smear campaigns.
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Gallogly also donated to the re-election campaigns of Democratic Sens.
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To date, it's funded new product categories mostly through crowdfunding campaigns.
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It is not yet clear how effective the campaigns will be.
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Facebook has a motivation in keeping those campaigns directly on Facebook.
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Zeid said that he would rather not interfere in political campaigns.
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Some laws only apply during elections, although information campaigns are nonstop.
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Mexico passed a law in 2007 limiting the length of campaigns.
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New campaigns can also be created using the iAd Workbench tool.
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"We need campaigns which call out the terrorists' lies and myths"
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What about the role the companies play in shaping ad campaigns?
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Bryce says he's learned a lot from his previous failed campaigns.
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That's why this kind of data is so valuable to campaigns.
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Which means even more campaigns are coming from the Nuisance Committee.
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Both campaigns approached things differently and used different amounts of support.
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Both platforms charge campaigns 5 percent of the total funds raised.
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The group spent $232 million on the ad campaigns throughout Virginia.
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Campaigns have ramped up, I read about a surge in Afghanistan.
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Otherwise, their campaigns will look exactly the same as everyone else's.
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Using an overlay screen, the malware campaigns steal logins and passwords.
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Here the ten most effective advertising campaigns globally, according to WARC.
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Other white women candidates, meanwhile, have used xenophobia in their campaigns.
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They tend to shy away from extremist campaigns from either side.
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For one extreme example, ISIS spread propaganda via organized hashtag campaigns.
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Manafort has advised Republican presidential campaigns going back to Gerald Ford.
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Tenor charges brands between $100,3003 and $500,000 for sponsored GIF campaigns.
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They can concentrate on building their campaigns and racking up delegates.
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Campaigns on both sides of the political divide are taking notice.
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The money that funds campaigns is overwhelmingly male and overwhelmingly white.
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Lord O'Neill argues that public-awareness campaigns might put things right.
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Fashion campaigns — both luxury and affordable — exist for several reasons: 1.
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Ideological differences and arguments over policy barely register in election campaigns.
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Many installations, however, collected large sums of money through crowdfunding campaigns.
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Under federal law, foreign governments cannot contribute to American election campaigns.
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Instagram's response to the hacks and extortion campaigns has been mixed.
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Should it be a matter of pressuring them, campaigns, sit-ins?
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Trump and Sanders's campaigns gave us some good evidence of that.
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"New Jersey is structurally designed to prevent competitive campaigns," Murray said.
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Second, Democratic campaigns can overcome Trumpian identity politics and economic populism.
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Subsequent public information campaigns and local laws have promoted buckling-up.
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Well-funded foreign disinformation campaigns seek to sway American public opinion.
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Still, in many campaigns, Democrats are attacking Republicans as climate deniers.
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Cyberattacks by foreign governments are a constant threat to political campaigns.
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The Washington Post: Trump's immigration moves roil campaigns for both parties.
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All three Republican campaigns worked to secure supporters at the convention.
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Campaigns must have a multi-layered communications strategy to be successful.
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There is a way to win campaigns, given who we are.
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But we don't do it because of who funds the campaigns.
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Sometimes, those important voices will be political outsiders running insurgent campaigns.
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Philip Morris says they are no longer running those social campaigns.
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Biden had trouble raising money for his two unsuccessful presidential campaigns.
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She covered the political campaigns of Geraldine Ferraro and Gary Hart.
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Putin has used cyberattacks, misinformation campaigns and support for rightist parties.
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Moore also blamed disinformation campaigns for his loss to the Democrat.
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In the meantime, anti-plastic campaigns can make a small difference.
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In campaigns, his opponents have mentioned his religion, to little effect.
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We've always had biting campaign ads and winky social media campaigns.
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Rather, we recommend that agencies post mass comment campaigns to regulations.
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Lawyers for Democratic and Republican candidates are now launching dueling campaigns.
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EDT: Mike Pence campaigns in Virginia Beach, Va. 2900:220006 p.m.
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As the prime minister campaigns for Britain's general election coming Dec.
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The number of ransomware campaigns has grown exponentially in recent years.
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Skeptics said their campaigns should be a warning to Mr. Patrick.
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John Pudner managed political campaigns for almost three decades, including Rep.
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Many Democrats are already planning to run campaigns on the issue.
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Candidates have to disclose the donations made directly to their campaigns.
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Today, virtually all campaigns conduct their surveys off voter registration files.
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He has no role in any of the Democratic presidential campaigns.
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The ban means they are now prohibited from running such campaigns.
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Campaigns are increasingly doing this, sometimes down to the individual household.
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Erica Smith, have already announced their own campaigns to unseat Tillis.
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Several promising candidates ran credible campaigns for governor in southern states.
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This is a poor time to shift attention to presidential campaigns.
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The model showed off her toned physique in several campaigns. 10.
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There is bad blood between the campaigns of Biden and Sen.
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Federal agencies are doing more to highlight the threat to campaigns.
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