Sentence examples for division of advertising from inspiring English sources
"It's turning word of mouth into a revenue opportunity," said Mary Engle, who directs the commission's division of advertising practices.
"Only fish can do that," said Michelle Rusk, a lawyer in the agency's division of advertising practices.
"Online pharmacies have gotten much more sophisticated than they were in 1999," said Richard Cleland, assistant director of the division of advertising practices for the Federal Trade Commission.
"She was not an owner of the companies or a director or officer of the companies that actually marketed the product," said Mary Engle, the associate director of the commission's division of advertising practices, of Ms. Lee's exemption.
Mary Engle, director of the commission's division of advertising practices, issued a statement declining further comment "because one or both parties are likely to appeal certain aspects of the administrative law judge's initial decision".
Richard Cleland, assistant director of the division of advertising practices at the Federal Trade Commission, said in a phone interview that in an editorial context, people have an obligation to fully disclose their investments.
"If this is successful, advertisers will not shift from Google or MSN, but rather from other mediums, such as e-mail, display advertising and offline budgets," said Stuart Larkins, vice president for search at Performics, a division of online advertising firm Doubleclick.
"Everyone wants to get in on this market now," says Li Yifei, chairwoman of VivaKi, the digital media division of the advertising giant the Publicis Groupe.
It's not cats playing with yarn," said Todd Krieger, a senior vice president at Denuo, a division of the advertising giant Publicis Group.
"Spending always comes back after a recession, but what we didn't predict was that it would happen so fast," said Adam Smith, futures director at GroupM, the media buying division of the advertising company WPP.
Playground Sessions, a New York-based startup that spun out of a ventures division of creative advertising agency BBH, is launching a new way to teach piano today.
