In addition to our interactive political ad analysis efforts, the TIPA has produced several television programs with The Aaron Harber Show on KBDI Channel 12 in Colorado. These shows examine the state of political dialogue and advertising in our country, as well as exploring what might be done about it.
Click any of the links below to watch the programs:
TV Show: TIPA
Special Show: "Truth & Lies In Colorado's Political Advertising"
Summary
A special pre-election
program broadcast on KBDI-TV Channel 12 on November 1st featuring
political experts Polly Baca, Don Bain, Rutt Bridges, Jim Martin,
and Beth Skinner participating in a
no-holds-barred debate about this year's political television advertising
in Colorado.
TV Show: TIPA
Special Show: "Know Your Rights Before You Go To Vote"
Summary
A special pre-election
program broadcast on KBDI-TV Channel 12 on November 1st about election
rights for the citizens of Colorado -- what people need to know before
going to the polls on Election Day. Featuring special guests Polly
Baca, Adrienne Benavidez, Pete Maysmith, and Mike Norton.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Advertising Special Part I
Summary
For
the formal launch of the Truth In Political Advertising Project
("TIPA") scheduled for the critical final month of the election
season, KBDI-TV Channel 12 host and TIPA Executive Director Aaron
Harber facilitates a discussion of the state of political dialogue
and the role played by political advertising. The program
features some of Colorado's best known competitors. Joining
Aaron on the TIPA's premiere show are former U.S. Senators
Hank Brown (whom also served as a Colorado member of the U.S. House
of Representatives) and William Armstrong, along with Bighorn Center
founder Rutt Bridges and former U.S. Attorney for the State of
Colorado Tom Strickland. Both Bridges (2004) and Strickland
(1996 and 2002) were candidates for the United States Senate.
TV Show: TIPA Political
Advertising Special Part II
Summary
For
the formal launch of the Truth In Political Advertising Project
("TIPA") scheduled for the critical final month of the election
season, KBDI-TV Channel 12 host and TIPA Executive Director Aaron
Harber facilitates a discussion of the state of political dialogue
and the role played by political advertising. The program
features some of Colorado's best known competitors. Joining
Aaron on the TIPA's premiere show are former U.S. Senator
Hank Brown (whom also served as a Colorado member of the U.S. House
of Representatives) along with Bighorn Center founder Rutt Bridges,
former State Representative Peggy Lamm and former U.S. Attorney
for the State of Colorado Tom Strickland. Both Bridges (2004) and
Strickland (1996 and 2002) were candidates for the United States
Senate.
TV Show: One
on One with U.S. Senate Candidate Pete Coors
Summary
To help voters get
a real sense of the candidates' character in Colorado's U.S. Senate
race, the Truth In Political Advertising Project ("TIPA"), KBDI-TV
Channel 12 host and TIPA Executive Director Aaron Harber conducts
a one-on-one interview with Republican U.S. Senate candidate Pete
Coors. This exclusive interview gives voters an opportunity to see
Mr. Coors in a more unrehearsed and natural setting than the typical
30-second sound bytes and formal televised debates.
TV Show: One
on One with U.S. Senate Candidate Ken Salazar
Summary
To help voters get
a real sense of the candidates' character in Colorado's U.S. Senate
race, the Truth In Political Advertising Project ("TIPA"), KBDI-TV
Channel 12 host and TIPA Executive Director Aaron Harber conducts
a one-on-one interview with Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Ken
Salazar. This exclusive interview gives voters an opportunity to
see Mr. Salazar in a more unrehearsed and natural setting than the
typical 30-second sound bytes and formal televised debates.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "Newsreel"
Summary
Four of the TIPA's
Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Rutt Bridges, Jim Rettew and
Bob Schaffer) critique the political advertisement "Newsreel" sponsored
by the Pete Coors for U.S. Senate campaign.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "No Surprise"
Summary
Four of
the TIPA's Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Rutt Bridges,
Jim Rettew and Bob Schaffer) critique the political advertisement
"No Surprise" sponsored by the Ken Salazar for U.S. Senate campaign.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "Carrie"
Summary
Five of the TIPA's
Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Hank Brown, Rutt Bridges, Jim
Rettew and Bob Schaffer) critique the TV ad "Carrie" sponsored
by the Pete Coors for U.S. Senate campaign.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "Agree"
Summary
Four of the TIPA's
Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Hank Brown, Rutt Bridges and
Jim Rettew) critique the TV ad "Agree" sponsored
by the Ken Salazar for U.S. Senate campaign.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "Summitville"
Summary
Four of the TIPA's
Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Rutt Bridges, Jim Rettew and
Bob Schaffer) critique the TV ad "Carrie" sponsored by
the Pete Coors for U.S. Senate campaign.
TV Show: TIPA
Political Ad Review: "Bad For Colorado"
Summary
Four of the TIPA's
Advisory Panel members (Diane Alters, Rutt Bridges, Jim Rettew and
Bob Schaffer) critique the TV ad "Agree" sponsored by the
Ken Salazar for U.S. Senate campaign.
