That can cause circulation issues.
Indeed, Verizon has an ad campaign in circulation for its V Cast video service on phones that says, in part: "Your TV is ringing".
"What he's generating gets picked up in other places," said Danielle Allen, a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., who has investigated the e-mail campaign's circulation and origins, "and it's an example of how the Internet has given power to sources we would have never taken seriously at another point in time".
After the Thomson takeover, the board of Times Newspapers launched a massive circulation campaign.
After his appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in 1525, he was drawn directly into the campaign against the circulation of heretical books, and in 1528 his old colleague Tunstall, now bishop of London, commissioned him to respond to heretical books.
Some economists, however, say the campaign to restrict rial circulation may have the unintended consequence of helping Iran.
She also gets a few nuances slightly wrong — for example, crediting Hillary's confidante Susan Thomases with coining the epithet "white boys," which, by the time Thomases used it to deride her male counterparts in the 1992 campaign, had been in circulation for several election cycles.
We've seen Twitter reports of the newspaper ads appearing in London and Manchester, but it looks like it's across the whole country, which would give the campaign a total Metro circulation of over 1.3 million.
By the end of the 1840 campaign, the Log Cabins circulation had risen to 80,000 and Greeley decided to establish a daily newspaper, the New-York Tribune. New-York Tribune
For the Germans, careful with money, it has become a kind of collective psychosis, aided by a circulation-building campaign by the popular tabloid Bild.
The aim of mass campaigns is to interrupt circulation of poliovirus by immunizing every child under 5 years of age with two doses of OPV, regardless of previous immunization status.
