Industry is predictably pushing back hard, with legions of high-priced lobbyists and organized letter-writing campaigns.
The Web has turbocharged a traditional weapon for groups unhappy with the news: the organized letter-writing campaign.
They organized letter-writing campaigns, ran ads in journals seen by Washington policy makers and put the ozone rule at the top of the list of administration environmental initiatives they wanted repealed in the fall.
Opponents of the charter school proposal organized letter-writing campaigns, stood in the cold for hours collecting signatures against the proposed school, and said it would be a "blight".
(Mr. Dvorkin said he had received "tens of thousands" of messages in recent weeks about the Middle East and NPR's news coverage. Much of those are the result of organized letter-writing campaigns).
Eric Sanderson wakes up amnesiac, without an identity, but gradually discovers that he is the second iteration of another Sanderson, the First, who clues in his successor through a series of artfully organized letters composed before his death.
When the President remained firm, Netanyahu mobilized his allies who organized letters from Congress and placed full page ads in major U.S. daily newspapers taking Obama to task for publicly challenging Israel.
We are unionizing because, as our organizing letter states, we want Fusion to practice what it preaches when it comes to workers' rights.
Cities including Rockford and Danville are organizing letter-writing campaigns and hosting rallies to pressure Mr. Quinn to sign the legislation.
Few of these go so far as to organize letter-writing campaigns pleading that a publisher send long out-of-print volumes back to press.
