The leaders of entities covered by the law, including the chief executives of corporations that engage in campaign advertising, would have to appear at the end of the advertisements and make the now familiar statement that they approve the message.
Instead, newspapers could be banned from accepting advertisements, and made to charge the full price for their product.
As the city promotes Broadway shows in television advertisements and makes special efforts to encourage financial companies not to leave for New Jersey, there is a growing sense that Chinatown needs to be recognized as a casualty, too.
These videos, with an estimated cost of $10 million, were directed by Rupert Sanders (known for video game advertisements) and made to depict a generic representation of a single battle in Halo 3. Live-action videos featured elderly war veterans at the "Museum of Humanity" reminiscing about the Human-Covenant war and the role the Master Chief played.
Graphic designers did layout of text and advertisements and made up pages before printing of newspapers, weekly papers, books and other publications.
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In response, Google promised to give brands more control over where their advertisements run and make it easier for them to alert the company when ads appear in problematic places.
Yet eventually, most consumers may take charge of their programming, reducing the power of network schedulers and making advertisements easy to avoid.
At the same time, Mr. Bush was described by aides as consumed with building the get-out-the-vote operation, a front where he and Mr. Rove argue Al Gore nearly won the presidency four years ago, and has frequently warned that the effort could become neglected given the demands of raising money and making television advertisements.
