Last call. If you’ve got an ad in, owe a balance or wish to get an ad it, it must be done by the close of business today.
Entries Tagged as 'Advertising'
Last Call For Pre-Election Advertising Contracts
October 26th, 2012 · Comments Off
Tags: Advertising
New Advertising Slots Opening Up Today
August 23rd, 2012 · Comments Off
We’ve got a couple advertisers that aren’t able to meet their contract this year so we’re opening up a few advertising slots on Page One and The ‘Ville Voice. Get in touch with us if you’re interested in advertising because the general election is coming up.
Tags: Advertising
Have You Been To The Kentucky State Fair Lately?
August 23rd, 2012 · No Comments
The City of Hillview was hit Tuesday with an $11.4 million judgment in in Bullitt County Circuit Court over a long-running property dispute with a truck-driving school. [C-J/AKN] All eyes were on the skies as people watched in awe of two performers on 90-foot sway poles. It was just one of the many attractions at [...]
Tags: Advertising · Business · Crime · Legal · Metro Council · Mitch McConnell · Politics
Really Compassionate With All Those Murders
June 25th, 2012 · 5 Comments
New information made public by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week suggests that the Louisville area could violate the agency’s new standard for fine particles and soot when it is put in place later this year. [C-J/AKN] Did you hear? Another person was shot dead in Louisville because it’s such a compassionate city. [FOX41] [...]
Tags: Advertising · Bad Behavior · Business · Death · Economy · Health Care · Indiana · Metro Council · Oops · Polls · West End
Holiday World Advertising Is So Perfectly Timed
June 21st, 2012 · 3 Comments
Could this Kentucky Kingdom-Holiday World thing have had better timing? It all coincided with the warm season… and a monster uptick in Holiday World advertising on every television station in the region. Seems like every five seconds there’s a Holiday World spot. Months of free press for something positive (the opening of Kentucky Kingdom… but [...]
Tags: Advertising · Hype · Kentucky Kingdom
Let’s Give Cordish Cos All Of Downtown Louisville
May 9th, 2012 · 4 Comments
Jeffersonville’s City Council and Clarksville’s Town Council approved resolutions at separate meetings Monday night urging federal transportation officials to expedite construction of the easter(sic) bridge and postpone the downtown bridge construction until there are alternatives to charging tolls on that span. [C-J/AKN] Maybe Downtown Louisville wouldn’t be in such a sorry state if all of [...]
Tags: Advertising · Downtown · Indiana · Jerry Abramson · Lexington · Metro Government · MSD · Ohio River Bridges · State Government · Taxes · Transparency · WAVE
Media Now Silent On Greg’s Corrupt Shenanigans
December 12th, 2011 · No Comments
If the person committing the campaign finance violations/crimes Greg Fischer and his team are responsible for with the bait-and-switch they pulled with funds from people like Bruce Lunsford and Ed Hart had been a Republican? The editorial board would have already firebombed their house. With Greg Fischer, it’s completely ignored and swept under the rug. [...]
Tags: Advertising · Bad Behavior · Economy · Education · Greg Fischer · Indiana · JCPS · Metro Council · Metro Government · Newspaper · Ohio River Bridges · State Government · Steve Beshear
Former JCPS Supe In Some Indiana Hot Water
November 28th, 2011 · 4 Comments
Just a reminder – we nixed an advertising contract with an absolutely horrible person (click the link to find out why) and need to fill the gap. Get on board, folks. Reach the tons of eyes that see our sites every day. [Click the Clicky] Of course Greg Fischer’s merger “task force” was a farce. [...]
Tags: Advertising · Business · Charity · Dining · Education · Greg Fischer · Indiana · Lexington · Metro Government · Newspaper · Oops · State Government
Pro-Tip To Churchill Downs’ Advertising Crew
November 22nd, 2011 · No Comments
A “Mo Bro” isn’t what you think it is. A “Mo Bro” is a gay frat guy.
Tags: Advertising · Churchill Downs
Borderline Unethical And Definitely Not Newsworthy
November 17th, 2011 · 1 Comment
You know your local newspaper does things like cover for its elected friends, trash legitimate critics, ignore reality and kill journalistic integrity. So this latest stunt of pushing advertising as journalism won’t surprise you: How Amex found the news coverage it wanted Gannett newspapers in 15 U.S. markets this month will publish short profiles of [...]
Tags: Advertising · Courier-Journal · Gannett · Newspaper · Oops




