Freedom Fest
This is the eighth in a series of articles from FreedomFest 2021, an annual libertarian-oriented conference hosted by Dr. Mark Skousen, an economist and Presidential Fellow at Chapman University in California. This article covers a lecture by political organizer Adam Friedman on the new phenomenon of “ranked-choice” voting that is all the rage in certain political circles (primarily Democrat and Libertarian). He was the Get Out The Vote (GOTV) organizer for New York City’s recent mayoral primary that incorporated the ranked-choice methodology. He advertises himself as “a lifelong New Yorker, a cartoonist, a cat lover, and a passionate advocate who has been involved in campaigns for human rights, prison justice, and LGBTQ+ issues.” Friedman is the founder of Rank the Vote.
Brewers home games: 100% capacity beginning June 25
By Gabrielle Mays and FOX6 News Digital Team
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Brewers talk about 100% capacity starting June 25
The Milwaukee Brewers announced American Family Field will be allowed to be at 100% capacity starting June 25.
MILWAUKEE - Baseball fans can look forward to 100% capacity at Milwaukee Brewers games starting June 25. This is great news for our fans and our community, said Brewers President – Business Operations Rick Schlesinger. We appreciate the support of Mayor Barrett and Milwaukee Commissioner of Health Kirsten Johnson in getting us back to full capacity.
Brittany Miller and Jenny Kirby are lifelong Brewers fans and said news of full capacity at American Family Field was all they could talk about before Thursday s Brewers game.
By Sam Bradley-23 February 2021 08:30am
We asked the industry what they’re doing to tackle gender stereotypes
Each week, we ask readers of The Drum, from brands, agencies and everything in between, for their advice on real problems facing today’s marketing practitioners.
This week, we’re looking at gender stereotypes in advertising. While we’ve heard a lot about attempts by advertisers to abandon the use of gender stereotypes entirely, such as the Unstereotype Alliance, this cause is far bigger than a single scheme or campaign.
So, we asked the industry – from activists to strategists, creatives to chief executives and media owners to data scientists – what actions their organizations have been taking lately to tackle the use of gendered stereotypes.
Surviving lockdown 3.0: a guide for UK ad agencies It may only be January, but sustained cuts to ad spend are already pointing to a tough and unpredictable 2021 for the UK ad industry. There are, thankfully, lessons to be taken from the first two lockdowns, which should stand agencies in good stead as they navigate the third and hopefully final instalment of a truly miserable trilogy. Here is our guide to surviving lockdown 3.0.
For UK consumers, January is a month typically marked by weight loss ads, New Year resolutions and a budget holiday marketing blitz. This year, however, things are rather different, with billboards, TV and websites carrying instead the very direct message: ‘Stay At Home’.
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