Similarly now, consumers can call their financial advisers, bypass professional financial advice and demand to be invested in a particular hedge fund, the advertisement of which has caught their eye.
It also found that advertisements with high emotional content and testimonial advertisements (both of which tend to contain negative health effects messages) are most effective at increasing quit rates.
Traditionally, travel information -- especially information about hotels -- comes from friends, or from books, brochures or advertisements, all of which can be spotty or misleading.
Then the city confiscated the metal frames that held Mr. Lebedev's advertisements, some of which showed him engaged in conversation with Mr. Putin.
Mr. Jubeir had harsher words for the Media Fund advertisements, one of which calls the Saudi royal family "close Bush family friends" who are "corrupt".
Every photo is either taken by or features Parr -- who also plays the cover model -- including the advertisements, some of which are photographs of existing ads, like one for Christian Dior handbags snapped on a bed of hay.
It only indirectly addresses the criticism in the Gore advertisements, one of which cites conclusions drawn by "eight Nobel laureates" that Mr. Bush's plan promises the same $1 trillion to young people and the elderly.
And the campaigns and outside groups say they are under no obligation to present defenses for their opponents in their own advertisements, all of which are at least tenuously based in fact.
ACCURACY Not much in the way of facts in this advertisement, but surely no one will dispute that voters in Iowa and New Hampshire are getting inundated by a lot of political advertisements, some of which are attacking Mr. Huckabee's record as governor of Arkansas.
It should be noted that the initial Google® searches did reveal several ghost writing advertisements, many of which looked as if they came from professional Western organisations.
