Media Campaign
What's Your Anti-Drug

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Ellen Besner (202) 828-9725

Youth Branding Advertising
Media Chart

  1. Normative Education/Positive Consequences Flight–April 9 –July 1, 2001 Ogilvy & Mather with Partnership for A Drug-Free America/Merkley Newman Harty

    General Market

    Traditional:

    • Print (Full page ads in various monthly or weekly publications)
      • DC Comics
      • Game Pro
      • Marvel Comics
      • Scholastic Teen Network
      • Seventeen
      • SI for Kids
      • Skateboarder
      • Snowboarder
      • Teen
      • Teen People
      • Weekly Reader
      • Boy's Life
      • Girl's Life
      • All About You
      • WWF
    • Radio
      • :30 in network
      • :60 spot markets
    • Television
      • :15s and :30s on network TV
      • :30s on spot TV
      • :30s on cable TV

    Non-Traditional:

    • Internet/Online
      • Banners on various sites
    • Arcade
      • Arcade Posters
      • Channel M-Arcade screens
    • In-School
      • Basketball Backboards (outside school playgrounds)
      • Channel One :30 (in-school network used for educational purposes)

    Multicultural

    Traditional:

    • Print (Full page ads in various monthly or weekly publications)

      African American Publications

      • Honey (S)
      • Right On (S & L)
      • Sister 2 Sister
      • Slam
      • Vibe
      • Word Up
      • XXL

      Hispanic Publications

      • Tu
      • Eres
      • Urban Latino
      • La Banda Elastica
      • Boom

    • Radio (African-American only)
      • :30s on network radio (Part of GM buy)
      • :60s on spot radio

    • Television
      • Syndicated TV :15/:30 (African-American only)
      • Network TV :30 (Selected shows from GM buy)
      • Cable TV :30 (Selected shows from GM buy)



      Last Updated: August 21, 2002