Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.Keystone_Raider said:
The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
Bsneed51 said:
Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.
The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
Bsneed51 said:
Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.
The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
ironpeddler said:
Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.
The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
Unless it's on twitter, I doubt the kids will ever see it.Bsneed51 said:Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
Things have definitely changed. Now nobody reads it.
The publisher called me today and said he received a phone call from the school superintendent saying the board decided they did not want to appear as though they were supporting tobacco usage to the community's kids and told him to call me and tell me I couldn't advertise again.
Maybe things have changed, but when I was growing up no kids read the local publication/newspaper.
CigarInspector said:Is this the only viable local advertising option you have that works? One option is to look for something better and move on. Sometimes your time, energy and money is better spent moving forward rather then stewing over the past. Either way good luck in your fight and I hope you win! Sounds like what they are doing is really scummy but in most situations like this the only people that will ultimately win are the lawyers and Govt.
Good on you. Keep up the fight until you get the answers you want. Good luck to you Jim.Is this the only viable local advertising option you have that works? One option is to look for something better and move on. Sometimes your time, energy and money is better spent moving forward rather then stewing over the past. Either way good luck in your fight and I hope you win! Sounds like what they are doing is really scummy but in most situations like this the only people that will ultimately win are the lawyers and Govt.
It's no longer about the advertising.
I'm not going to let a bunch of wannabe politicians make decisions their not legally allowed to make and get away with it.
CigarInspector said:....Sounds like what they are doing is really scummy but in most situations like this the only people that will ultimately win are the lawyers....
Sage advice.punk_lawyer said:....Sounds like what they are doing is really scummy but in most situations like this the only people that will ultimately win are the lawyers....
Indeed...in an ideal world that is what happens every time.
Jim, I'd probably focus my attack on the publisher rather than the school district. The school district likely has immunity from a number of liability avenues but the publisher would not have that kind of protection. If I had the case, I would be burning up the publisher. By burning up, I would ask for meetings face to face and then require phone calls to the Superintendent and School Board Members during the meetings. Filing a suit costs money...maybe too much money depending on the amount of lost revenue...but I would not hesitate to have a lawyer draft the complaint and have that circulated to everyone with the notice that the suit will be filed in ___ days if you are not given attention.