VNR: 04/04/00 Bell Atlantic announces change in name to Verizon Wireless at press conference; Bell Atlantic CEO Ivan Seidenberg speaks; Verizon Wireless Pres. And CEO Denny Strigl speaks; Lowell McAdam speaks; Asst CU of hi-tech communications devices: People use cell phones, laptop computers, get news and stock updates; Construction foreman in hardhat on cell phone; Tootsie style shot of people walking on crowded New York City sidewalk, some on cell phones; Men work at main data center of wireless company, CU of computer screens showing program data; People hand Verizon signs around town to advertise name change;

Times Square in NY City at night, 1930s

Taxi and tourist in New York Times Square At Night

Fly above night city. Tilt down on colourful flashing advertisement screens on Times Square. Manhattan, New York City, USA

Episode #47 OBD: 1964-08-24 TRT: 30 min Description: AT ISSUE explores the strongly debated question regarding methods of advertising slanted toward children. This program examines whether advertising medias are abusing the children of the country through the techniques used to sell them products. To cover the issue, camera crews of AT ISSUE visit with advertising agency representatives, with market researchers to see how they determine what appeals to children, and with housewives, broadcasters and spokesmen of organized groups favoring or opposed to advertising for children. Guests: Newton N. Minow, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and executive vice president and general counsel of Encyclopedia Britannica Dr. Colston E. Warne of Mt. Vernon, New York, and president of the Consumers Union Dr. Stockton Helffrich, director of the New York office of the National Association of Broadcasters Code Authority A.D. Buchmeuller, executive director of the Child Study Association of America, New York City Mrs. Marguerite Lewis, head of the Audio-Visual Branch of the New York State Parent-Teachers Association Dr. Karl Easton, a director of the New York City Department of Welfare, and a child psychiatrist Sonny Fox, television star and producer of children’s shows, New York City Arturo Gonzalez, fee lance magazine writer who has written several articles about advertising and the youth market Sol Waring, vice president of Helitzer, Waring, Wayne Advertising Agency, New York city Robert L. Young, publisher of Jack and Jill children’s magazine, New York City Eugene L. Reilly of New York City, a market research expert Mrs. Edward Chase, a representative of the National Council of Women Mrs. Esther Peterson, president of the Council on Consumer Interests, Washington, DC Mr. Mabel Lewis, Mrs. Alverte Devore, Mrs. Felicia Nieves, Mrs. Marguerita Hernandez, Mrs. E. M. Look, Mrs. Sandra Ripley, Mrs. Alice Daniel – housewives from New York City AT ISSUE A 1964 National Educational Television production Executive producer: Alvin Perlmutter Producer: David Englander

9/11/2024

New York City montage - Times Square - neon - marquees - advertising

Tourist bus in traffic in Manhattan, New York City, tilting up to show an electronic billboard for AT&T. Filmed in 1998.

For decades we were encouraged to smoke somebody's brand, anybody's, just as long as we puffed. Now, the Antismoking forces have garnered some space on public transportation to present their side of the issue.

Sinclair at the World's Fair

Several shots from different angles of various scenes in streets of Massena, New York. Shots of traffic, pedestrians, business signs, details of suggestive billboard advertisement.

Aerial shot of New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral (5th Ave, New York, NY 10022, United States) and cars driving on 5th Avenue in New York City. Lincoln- Mercury Coupe car displayed in new car showroom. Model displays features of new car including arm rest in back seat, large trunk, and electric windows. Front and back of car is displayed. Advertisement for Lincoln Mercury automobile. Location: New York City USA. Date: 1949.

A large advertisement poster for the musical theater production of Evita in New York City.

03/31/64 A0015212 NEW YORK CITY: FLOATING UP AND NEW YORK HARBOR IS A GIANT BILLBOARD BARGE, ADVERTISING AN AUTOMOBILE AGENCY: NXO 3729 "ADS ON RIVER" SHOWS: OCEAN LINER PAN TO TUG PULLING ADVERTISING BARGE: SAME: FIREBOAT SPOUTING, PAN TO BARGE WITH NEW YORK C SKYLINE IN BACKGROUND: SIGN ON BARGE: FIREBOAT SPOUTING WATER IN BACKGROUND: BARGE, PAN TO FIREBOAT SPOUTING, SKYLINE IN BG: (SHOT 3/31/64 24FT) ADVERTISING PORTS & HARBORS - NEW YORK NEW YORK SS XX / 24 FT / 16 NEG /

New York, United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>LS. Travelling shot of London double decker buses driving down Broadway, New York. LS. Buses approaching City Hall. LS. The Woolworth building, pan to buses parked on street, people gathered to see the busses. CU. 'Come to Britain' sign on bus. LS. Buses outside City Hall, crowd around them. LS. & MS. Woolworth building, pan to buses. Various shots of the presentation of scroll by Lord Mayor of London, Sir Denys Lowson, Mr Vincent Impelliteri Mayor of New York - presentation takes place in front of busses outside the Town Hall, pearly King and Queen also seen. MS. Mr Impelliteri shaking hands with bus driver. Various travelling shots of buses driving through New York. <br/> <br/>(Mute F.G.) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 21/03/1952.

07:24:21:00,1950's street in front of New York City Public Library, 42nd and Fifth (B/W), Graphic: PERSONAL VALUES SOUGHT FROM MEDIA INFORMATION EMOTIONAL INVOLVEMENT, Cartoon globe, Cartoon arrow (repeat), Globe top left with news stories, school bus tragedy, Explorer (first United States satellite), Khrushchev's Kremlin, art of Khrushchev, Cartoon radio (repeat), Cartoon globe on TV (repeat), Satellite rocket launch (NICE, B/W), Arrow top left, 1957 World Series news story, Sports Illustrated World Series issue, cartoon radio, Yankees, Dodgers in World Series at Ebbets Field, Gil Hodges home run (B/W), Cartoon spiral spins (hypnotic but amateurish), Cartoon loving couple, Couple top left, news photo of Prince Rainier marries Princess Grace, headline: THE TWO HAPPIEST PERSONS IN THE WORLD TODAY, fashion model, cartoon radio with voice over for "Our Gal Sunday" (I think), Couple use home movie camera (B/W), CU baby (B/W), Cartoon keyhole with zoom in, Keyhole top left, Walter Winchell column, TV Guide cover with Pat Boone, cartoon radio, keyhole in TV, Ed Murrow introduces Person to Person (B/W), Cartoon laughing mouth, Mouth top left, comic strips, cartoons, cartoon radio, Bob Hope voice over, Cartoon mouth in TV, Classic "Your Show of Shows" sketch, Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca (B/W), Cartoon ballet dancer, Dancer top left, headlines of storm, landscape, cartoon radio Dixieland, Beethoven, Ballet dancer in TV, Corps de ballet dance (B/W), Cartoon spirals, Cartoons, checkmark, handshake, dog, Check top left, crossword puzzle, photoquiz, cartoon radio voice-over Groucho on "You Bet Your Life", Cartoon handshake, Handshake top left, newspaper column, magazine article, cartoon radio voice over, Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club", Handshake in TV, Funny TV moment with Arthur Godfrey (B/W), Cartoon dog, Dog top left, cartoon man reads paper on bus, cartoon woman reads magazine, cartoon man listens to car radio, cartoon woman watches TV, Graphic charts analyze reasons why people use media, Chart analyzes emotional involvement, how it works with TV, Card: MOST EXCITING, Card with fuzzy letters: MOST ABSORBING, Card: MOST UPLIFTING, Card: MOST STIMULATING, Card: MOST TIME SPENT, Card: MOST WANTED, Cartoon TV under "Most Wanted", Card: ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE, "EASIER TO UNDERSTAND" on TV screen, Cartoon man sees self on TV, Chart shows how people get messages from advertising, Cartoon stuff goes into people's heads, Cartoon stuff bounces off people's heads, Chart analyzes use of emotional involvement, information on TV, Cartoon family watches TV, Puppets do commercial, one gets pie in face, rocket blows up for Wilkens coffee, first example of Jim Henson's Muppets (NICE, B/W), Chart on advertising image compares newspaper, TV, magazine, radio advertisers, Rear view of 1959 Chevy, smiling girl (sitting in showroom, NICE), Family in car showroom, Johnny gives sister sour look (drags eyes down in scary face), Kids make faces at each other, Salesman describes car (repeat), Man, Johnny look at Chevy wagon in showroom, CU license 1959 Chevrolet, Man looks interested, thoughtful (repeat), Woman looks up, smiles (VERY NICE SEQUENECE FOR CAR SHOPPING!), Woman puts groceries in car, door won't close, Woman gives man funny look, he nods toward Chevy, Woman looks interested, wide eyed woman (NICE, surprise, awe), Johnny wipes nose, Man opens Chevy door, closes it, it stays shut, Woman looks amazed, Her car door opens, groceries fall out, CU orange rolls, Man smiles (GREAT CHEVY COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL FILM), Man, woman, Johnny in Chevy, Johnny smiles (CU), Family drives off in Chevy, CU Chevy logo, Spiral spins, CU tea pours into cup (B/W, tea commercial "Take Tea and See"), CU cup to man's lips (B/W), Cup put down (B/W), Teapot ("TAKE TEA AND SEE"), Cartoon smiling mouth, Vartoon woman walks, talks, goes to banks (Manufacturers Trust Company, B/W), Cartoon offices (Manufacturers commercial, NICE, B/W), Cartoon woman leaves bank 3% interest voice over ("Sounds good!", B/W), Card: SIGHT + SOUND + MOTION, Card: IN MOTION, "IN" changes to asterisk, changes to "E-"

b&w - New York City - NYC - diner - pedestrians - street traffic - Coca Cola advertisement

New York City [Start Your Own Business Show]

4K Footage Time lapse crowd of tourist walking and crossing road at Times Square bustling destination in the heart of the Theater District with bright lights, shopping and shows in New York, Manhattan, USA, Famous Landmarks and Business Transportation concept