The industry's campaign to keep a lid on "bailout" headlines relating to the corporates expanded to new ground this week.
First, CUNA finally managed to air a previously scheduled interview by CEO Bill Cheney for a slot on a popular business cable show as he offered a safety/soundness message.
And a FoolProof financial literacy packet called "Burning Money" began attracting wide interest among teachers after it received a large AOL audience stemming from a syndicated Chicago Tribune column.
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