"You worry, 'Is this going to be the year my message falls flat?' " To break through the clutter and "gain more traction," Mr. Neel advised extending campaigns beyond game coverage and into realms like social media.
On the Democratic side, a win by Vermont senator Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton could lead to an extended campaign.
Primary debates have been of little interest to television viewers in the past, but the extended campaign between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton has made their recent debates a hot television commodity.
In Montana, then, Democrats love the extended campaign — with sharpened candidates, huge rallies, enormous voter registration and relentless pounding of McCain as the carrier of Bush's third term.
At Columbia University an extended campaign by student activists seeks to make trigger warnings compulsory in classes that may awaken difficult experiences, and trigger warnings on news stories dealing with some mental health issues has become the industry standard.
BEIRUT, Lebanon Syrianactivistssaidsaid Monday that the southwestern city of Dara'a was under siege in what seemed to be part of an extended campaign by the Syrian government to regain control of the area, the birthplace of the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad.
As users transition to smartphones with mobile browsers, want to make it easier to extend campaign to those devices.
This was followed by an extended campaign through Russia culminating in the long and difficult siege of Pskov.
What this leaves is hour upon hour of speeches by partisans -- an extended campaign commercial, and nothing more.
British forces sent to Virginia between January and April 1781 joined with Cornwallis's army in May, which came north from an extended campaign through the southern states.
An extended campaign message outlining the calorific benefits, coupled with a conventional point-of-choice prompt, increased stair climbing by +7.2%.
