Contact: Katherine Cason, 267-210-8278, Katherine@ChinaAid.org; Washington, D.C. Contact: Jenny McCloy, 202-213-0506, Jenny@ChinaAid.org; www.ChinaAid.org, www.MonitorChina.org SICHUAN, China, June 12 /Standard Newswire/ -- On June 9 more than 30 house church leaders were arrested while gathering in a house church in Langzhong

Marketing Efforts to Focus on the Holy Sites in Israel Contact: Gail Barzilay, Israel Ministry of Tourism, 212-499-5647, gailbarzilay@imot.org NEW YORK, June 15 /Standard Newswire/ -- Recently appointed Minister of Tourism, Stas Misezhnikov, plans to shift the direction of the

Contact: David Yerushalmi, Esq. of the Law Offices of David Yerushalmi, P.C., 646-262-0500, YerushalmiLaw@verizon.net WASHINGTON, June 15 /Standard Newswire/ -- The District Director for California State Senator Carol Liu (D-La Canada) was served last week in a federal fraud and

The Family Research Council, America's most respected pro-family think tank, will host the premiere of Demographic Winter Part II ("The Demographic Bomb: Demography Is Destiny") on Wednesday, June 17, 11 a.m. at its headquarters -- 801 "G" Street, NW, Washington,

Contact: Katherine Cason, 267-210-8278, Katherine@ChinaAid.org; Washington, D.C. Contact: Jenny McCloy, 202-213-0506, Jenny@ChinaAid.org; www.ChinaAid.org, www.MonitorChina.org BEIJING, June 15 /Standard Newswire/ -- The Chinese government has launched a major crackdown against human rights attorneys, canceling or refusing to renew the licenses of

The following text is the weekly Republican Address by Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN): I'm Indiana Congressman Mike Pence. Across the country, gas prices and home utility bills are on the rise again. During these difficult economic times, higher energy prices

Prospects for out-of-home media—radio, out-of-home and satellite radio—will be a mixed bag over the next five years. Radio revenue will continue its decline, while satellite radio and out-of-home will continue to grow, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers media outlook released Tuesday (June

Toyota's Prius will combine three hot areas of marketing—community service, social networking and digital outdoor advertising—with a program that lets consumers promote their pet causes via Gas Station TV.

Nielsen Radio, set to release its first ratings in August, continues to chip away at the Arbitron-dominated radio ratings business by signing more of its customers.

Videogame titan Activision Blizzard has chosen WPP Group's Mediaedge:cia to handle global planning and buying chores on its $200 million ad account following a review, sources said. MEC is already a roster shop, working on portions of the Blizzard business

At a time when consumers are seeking comfort and diversions from their economic woes, entertainment and liquor campaigns were among the top winners of this year's Kelly Awards recognizing the best in magazine ads.

Magazine research company Mediamark Research & Intelligence (MRI) said it has rolled out a new ad measurement service that will raise magazine measurement to the level of TV and Internet ratings.

The global economy may be in a shambles. The prospect of world peace may again be at its nadir. The U.S. government may now even own a majority of General Motors. Despite all these dire circumstances and events, it's a

CBS Corp. shares have been getting a lot of Wall Street love lately, but one analyst downgraded them Thursday, citing concerns that they have run up too much on overly optimistic upfront expectations.

To target Nesties—25 to 32 year-old women who are essentially planning for the next 20-years of their lives during a tight three to four-year window

The network, as part of an extensive digital promotional effort for its upcoming reality series Hammertime, commissioned a group of 60 amateur dancers to create a dance version of a flash mob

Network looks to rejuvenate its morning line-up with an assist from corporate sibling NBC, while prepping a new slate of weekend prime-time programming

The Television Bureau of Advertising Friday (June 12) released its broadcast TV crunch of the TNS Media Intelligence ad spending estimates put out earlier this week. Total broadcast TV, including spot TV, syndication and network TV, dropped 11.9 percent to