In a presidential year that promises an influx in political advertising, as well as the extra boost of a Summer Olympics, projections suggest the networks will be able to command rate increases of 15percentt or more for the new lineups of shows they will be avidly pitching to advertisers this week.
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"In 2011, room rates were still 18 percent below where they were in 2007," Mr. Hennessey said, adding that hotels in Brooklyn or Queens command rates that are $50 to $60 less than a property of comparable quality in Manhattan.
Tidewater's strong balance sheet will enable it to buy new vessels, which command rates of as much as $8,000 per day, compared with $5,000 for older ships.
Tidewater's strong balance sheet will enable it to buy new boats, which command rates of as much as $8,000 per day, compared to $5,000 for older boats.
Surely malls can't command rates for these community service centers like they do for retail, but such places would knit the mall into the community in a way that would help people and ultimately help its retail tenants.
"If an audience is small, however demographically desirable, it just cannot command rates like $1,000 a minute like some stations". KFAC, in contrast, charges "a few hundred" an hour for its commercials, he said.
The ABC News prime-time programs command ratings and ad rates exponentially higher than any program on CNN.
Hulu, on the other hand, commands rates that are higher per thousand viewers than those paid for the same programming offline, he said.
Another success story is swarthy Brit David Gandy, who has graced billboards for Dolce & Gabbana's Light Blue fragrance and commands rates rivaling those of some female models.
