Post by Champs Elysees on May 7, 2008 7:20:22 GMT -5
I just read this:
I am going to email. Been saying all along that pressure needed to be put on the advertisers on these channels, not the channels themselves.
PROCTER & GAMBLE PULL BET & MTV ADS?
Following the release of “The Rap on Rap” study last month, the world’s largest advertiser, Procter & Gamble, has set up a toll-free hotline to obtain input from consumers regarding the company’s corporate sponsorship of music video programs on BET and MTV.
Customers can email comments.im@pg.com to provide input whether they want the company “to change our advertising on BET and MTV.”
The Enough is Enough Campaign is working to engage six major advertisers — Procter & Gamble, YUM Brands, Wal-Mart, General Moters, McDonalds and AT&T — whose corporate advertising dollars sponsor music video programs on BET and MTV that contain inappropriate themes for youth. Shout out to CL Reader L. Sheperd for the tip.
Following the release of “The Rap on Rap” study last month, the world’s largest advertiser, Procter & Gamble, has set up a toll-free hotline to obtain input from consumers regarding the company’s corporate sponsorship of music video programs on BET and MTV.
Customers can email comments.im@pg.com to provide input whether they want the company “to change our advertising on BET and MTV.”
The Enough is Enough Campaign is working to engage six major advertisers — Procter & Gamble, YUM Brands, Wal-Mart, General Moters, McDonalds and AT&T — whose corporate advertising dollars sponsor music video programs on BET and MTV that contain inappropriate themes for youth. Shout out to CL Reader L. Sheperd for the tip.
I am going to email. Been saying all along that pressure needed to be put on the advertisers on these channels, not the channels themselves.
