Consumers Support the WGA

Offering a little praise felt really good!

I think I'm gonna watch some Letterman this week and see if we can do some more of that this week.

For now lets get back to Oscar advertsisers.
I'm no expert but I'm pretty sure this strike has to end VERY SOON if the Oscars are going to go off as planned.

These fine companies with Oscar ad money riding on a speedy strike resolution need to hear that we as consumers stand behind them as they demand that those with the power to end this strike do everything possible to see its done BEFORE the Oscars go down in flames like the Golden Globes.

Thanks to this portion of a recent AdAge article we have a good list of advertisers to start with.


We do have contingency plans in place in the event that the show does not air," said chief marketing officer of JC Penney, in a statement. MasterCard planned to advertise in the Oscars, but a spokesman said the spots could run in other venues without trouble. Procter & Gamble and General Motors are both running Oscar ads; spokeswomen for the two said each would work with ABC to determine the best option possible in case the strike affects the program. A spokeswoman for Coca-Cola, also advertising in the Oscars, said the beverage giant is "monitoring the situation."


When it comes to the Oscars these companies are already very anxious so PLEASE, as always, be polite and respectful.

Next Oscar advertiser up...

General Motors Corporation
Customer Feedback Form
** Cadillac which was listed as a brought to you by sponsor at the start of the show so please use the Cadillac name and feedback form. **

General Motors Corporation
P.O. Box 33170
Detroit, MI 48232-5170

Have a great night!