Advertising firm Ackerman McQueen is jumping ship as lawsuits fly.
The National Rifle Association’s longtime advertising agency said it will no longer represent the gun group as the company faces a lawsuit from the NRA.
In a statement given to the publication, Ackerman said that “the NRA’s chaos led us to lose faith in the organization’s willingness to act on behalf of NRA’s mission.” The company accused the NRA of “leaks and innuendo,” and said Ackerman “will never fear the truth.”
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
NRA Says Ad Firm Stole Its Legal Secrets as Duel EscalatesDuring the presentation, outside attorney William Brewer used PowerPoint slides to brief NRA directors on his firm’s strategy for pursuing a pending lawsuit against the marketing firm, Ackerman McQueen Inc. Then came the alleged subterfuge: An employee of Brewer gave a thumb drive with the PowerPoint
Leer más »
NRA Ad Firm Seeks to End Contract With Gun GroupThe ad firm that has worked with the National Rifle Association since the 1980s is moving to terminate the relationship amid dueling claims that each has leaked confidential information about their relationship to the media.
Leer más »
Texas lawmakers approve safe gun storage program despite NRAAUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Lawmakers in gun-loving Texas have quietly gone around the National Rifle Association by slipping language into a massive spending bill that would fund a $1 million public safety campaign on gun storage.
Leer más »
Facebook reportedly considered backing out of political ad sales, but Zuckerberg ruled against itFacebook has stopped paying commission to staff for selling political advertisements on its platform, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Leer más »
Canadian Lobby Groups Plan A Big-Money Ad Blitz Before New Election Rules Kick InThird parties in Canada can spend unlimited money on political ads before June 30.
Leer más »
Viral Gillette ad shows dad teaching transgender son to shaveRazor company Gillette lauded for inclusiveness and representation featured in its new ad, which depicts a dad teaching his transgender son to shave.
Leer más »
Joe Biden’s Simple but Pricey Facebook Ad Strategy: Target the OldsPhoto Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyFormer Vice President Joe Biden has aggressively invested on Facebook advertising since entering the presidential contest in late April, having spent more than $1 million on the social networking site and outpacing President Trump’s reelection
Leer más »
Dad shows transgender son how to shave in viral Gillette adSamson Bonkeabantu Brown, a Toronto-based trans artist, had his first shaving experience recorded and posted to Gillette's Facebook page.
Leer más »
Behavioral Ad Targeting Not Paying Off for Publishers, Study SuggestsIn one of the first empirical studies of the impacts of behaviorally targeted advertising on online publishers’ revenue, researchers at three universities suggest publishers only get about 4% more revenue for an ad impression that has a cookie enabled than for one that doesn’t.
Leer más »