VILLANTE: Schaefer Beer, one of our clients, sponsors the "Schaefer Award Theatre" in its entirety.
In a sense the "instant article" arrangement means BuzzFeed has cadged free space and free audience from Facebook, which it can sell back to clients sponsoring its content.
Mary Kay, Addison, Tex., agreed to be the 2014 client sponsor of the 41st annual National Student Advertising Competition that is to take place during the annual national conference of the American Advertising Federation, which is scheduled for May 28-30 in Boca Raton, Fla.
According to Brad Birkenfeld, the whistleblower who revealed the bank's abetting of tax evasion by its clients, UBS sponsored events like yacht races in the United States to attract wealthy people as potential clients.
They were also among Google Latin America's first clients (purchasing sponsored links), whom they contacted thanks to their Mountain View network.
The last line is incredibly important: they do not accept clients for sponsored campaigns that "seek private corporate benefit that undermine the common good".
No campaign or client is sponsoring the research, and no one is looking to "move" the voters with slogans or ad scripts.
Many seek to attend the elite Paddock Club, where the teams entertain clients, sponsors and wealthy fans.
It takes a certain someone to be able to keep all those balls in the air, simultaneously delivering their events on time, on budget and to the expectations of clients, sponsors, talent and audience.
A public-relations man she knew persuaded AOL, one of his clients, to sponsor a Dave Matthews Band concert in Central Park and donate a million dollars to the schools.
The remark did not endear him to the networks, but it helped him with advertising agencies seeking prestige programs for their clients to sponsor.
