5/7/12
Quit-Smoking Ads on Coffee Sleeves, Gas Station Pumps, Convenience Stores, Check-Cashing Jackets and More.
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5/7/12
REALTOR.com Advertises on Taxi Tops to Promote New Real Estate Phone App.
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3/4/12
The CDC Promotes Testing for HIV With Billboard Ads and Rail Ads in Multiple Cities Across the United States.
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2/3/12
The University of New Haven Advertises its Executive MBA Program on the Connecticut to Manhattan Trains.
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11/14/11
Senior Medicare Patrols (SMP's) Advertise on Billboards, Buses, Bus Stops and Benches to Prevent Medicare Fraud.
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10/17/11
Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles Seeks to Expand its Customer Base With New Media Formats.
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10/10/11
Veterans Affairs Selects Blue Line Media For a Third Advertising Placement.
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9/19/11
For the Back to School Season, the College Board Partners With Blue Line Media to Advertise in Malls and Subways
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7/11/11
Hooters Advertises on Buses in Downtown Los Angeles for New Location
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7/1/11
Blue Line Media Places Streetcar-Trolley Advertising for Greater Than AIDS in New Orleans in Time for the Essence Music Festival
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4/12/11
PETA Promotes Anti-Animal-Experimentation Message on Various Outdoor Media
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4/1/11
Blue Line Media Is Hired to Place Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Advertisements in Various Cities
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3/1/11
H&R Block Hires Blue Line Media to Place Bus Ads in South Florida
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2/2/11
Riverside County Women, Infants & Children Program Selects Blue Line Media for Billboard and Transit Media Placement
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1/14/11
The American Egg Board Chooses Blue Line Media for Incredible Egg Campaign Using Transit Ads
12/13/10
Coca-Cola Partners With Blue Line Media to Roll Out Unique Diet Coke Creative
11/1/10
The Dept of Veterans Affairs Once Again Selects Blue Line Media to Promote the Suicide Prevention Hotline
10/1/10
CNCS Uses Billboards, Buses, Bus Shelters and Street Furniture to Promote Senior Corps Week
9/1/10
FasterBetterSafer Uses Billboards to Encourage Citizens to Contact Congress About Aging Roads
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