Floating voter-grabbing potential: 4/10 Green party The well-crafted Think Again broadcast aims to dispel myths about the Greens – they won't nag; they care about lots of things, not just trees– with the camera flitting around like a butterfly, landing on visual depictions of policy areas.
With British Parliament likely to be hung once again, the broadcast aims to highlight the issues beyond the Westminster gamesmanship and the problems that will have to be solved by whichever party—or coalition of parties manages to come out on top.
Adele responded by raising a middle finger on the show's live ITV broadcast, aimed at "the suits at the Brit awards".
Somehow it gives us a secret pleasure to know that a dramatized news broadcast, aimed to unnerve the rest of us, is definitely reassuring to a lot of sleepy fowl, dreaming of hawks and weasels, in a henhouse far away.
In Idlib Province, for example, a group of activists has started a radio station called "Colors FM," featuring a daily 90-minute broadcast aimed at children between the ages of 4 and 10 who have been unable to attend classes.
From the first BBC broadcast aimed at children – Watch with Mother, which aired in July 1950 – people fretted about the effect that watching television would have on the young, and society as a whole.
A blend of news spoofs, songs and sketches, the show, initially seen on BBC2 directly opposite BBC1's 9 p.m. news broadcast, aimed an irreverent and ecumenical skewer at whatever target might be tempting: conservative members of Parliament, labor unions, Olivia Newton-John.
Even promising a crowd not to curtail funds for Radio Marti - uncensored Spanish broadcast aimed at Cuba. "I'll spend anything necessary to win the cause of freedom," he declared.
The broadcast aimed to push back against a narrative developing in the media that Sanders would have difficulty retaining his 2016 staff, as well as to pre-emptively refute questions about the diversity of his staff and surrogates in a hypothetical 2020 run.
Germany is planning to produce its own broadcasts aimed at the Baltic states' Russian speakers.
When I first visited Israel, during the summer of the 1967 war, there was no television to speak of, only educational broadcasts aimed at school classes and assemblies.
