UPS Bends Over To Marxist Pressure, And Abandons O’Reilly – Video Added
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UPS Announces It Will Stop Advertising On Bill O’Reilly’s Show
In response to our Stop Supporting The O’Reilly Harassment Machine campaign, UPS told us yesterday that it was investigating whether to continue supporting O’Reilly’s show. “We are sensitive to the type of television programming where our messages and presence are associated and continually review choices to affect future decisions,†spokeswoman Susan Rosenberg told us.
Today UPS announced it will stop advertising on O’Reilly’s show. Here is the statement UPS emailed out just moments ago:
Thank you for sending an e-mail expressing concern about UPS advertising during the Bill O’Reilly show on FOX News. We do consider such comments as we review ad placement decisions which involve a variety of news, entertainment and sports programming. At this time, we have no plans to continue advertising during this show.
Here’s a graphic of the email statement we received:
UPS Announces It Will Stop Advertising On The FactorUPS Statement (3/27/09)
Thank you for sending an e-mail expressing concern about UPS advertising during the Bill O’Reilly show on FOX News. We do consider such comments as we review ad placement decisions which involve a variety of news, entertainment and sports programming. At this time, we have no plans to continue advertising during this show.
Susan Rosenberg, spokeswoman for UPS, previously issued this statement (3/26/09):
UPS values and takes seriously the comments from personal emailers and those posted on your site regarding advertising that appeared on Bill O’Reilly’s FOX News show. We are sensitive to the type of television programming where our messages and presence are associated and continually review choices to affect future decisions. Further investigation is underway related to this placement.
Thank you UPS! We need more corporate sponsors of O’Reilly to follow UPS’s lead. Let’s keep up the pressure. Please sign onto our campaign and tell your friends to do so as well:
Me: However, not ALL corporations are as eager to please the Marxists in this country, and are not too amused by their pressuring them:
Corporate Responses To O’Reilly Campaign:
Chrysler
3/28/09 statement:
We appreciate the diverse audience that television programming allows us to reach.
Chrysler buys network cable as a package but we currently do not have the O’Reilly Factor in our media rotation at this time.
Would you please have the members of ThinkProgress.org discontinue their emails to Chrysler.
Sincerely,
Carrie McElwee
Chrysler LLC
AT&T
AT&T continually evaluates our advertising efforts to make certain that we are reaching consumers in effective and meaningful ways. We also make every effort to ensure that the content of the programming on the stations and outlets on which we advertise is in keeping with our corporate values and philosophy.
– spokesman Michael Coe, 3/25/09
UPDATE: Mr. Coe from AT&T called on 3/25/09 to complain about our automated email campaign, saying it is “harassment.†ThinkProgress noted that if he thinks receiving e-mails is harassment, he will surely think that stalking and accosting a person on vacation is outrageous. Hopefully, AT&T and the other advertisers will use their influence over O’Reilly to urge him to end his practice of “ambush journalism.â€
Me: and there are some trouser-dropping responses on the page from Capital One and Ford.
And then no Bill O’Reilly bashing story would be complete without the kid-in-the-class-that picks-his-ass-and-licks-his-fingers commentary:
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