2) Brought to you by 'Brought to you by' is used to describe advertisement features that are paid for and controlled by the advertiser rather than the publisher and are subject to regulation by the Advertising Standards Authority.
He said: "Every developer and international investor signed up to the mayor's concordat should be fully committed to advertising homes in London first, and it is disappointing that this shameful advertisement means this company is clearly in breach of their pledge.
In 1992, Thailand passed two laws to curb tobacco use: the Tobacco Product Control Act – banning tobacco advertisement and sales to minors – and the Non-Smoker Health Protection Act – prohibiting smoking in public places.
I assume that by now you've seen the ubiquitous billboard advertisement for a weight-loss product depicting a "beach body-ready" blonde model in a yellow bikini.
Printed in a tabloid newspaper on Tuesday, it was the first advertisement for a partner in a same-sex marriage in India, where homosexuality is illegal.
The last line of the advertisement for a husband for Iyer, who was listed among the 100 most influential gay men and women by the Guardian in 2013, has prompted some debate.
In all but one word, the advertisement was like thousands of others published in the still hugely popular matrimonial section of newspapers across India every week.
At one stage the company demanded that Wood apologise with a paid advertisement in the Fin Review.
Send the agent an email with information about your brand, which celebrity you're considering – agents will often handle more than one client – and explain the level of commitment you require – such as photocalls, radio interviews, or brand advertisement.
For instance, if an advertiser wants to promote a new app, they can opt to be charged only when the advertisement leads directly to an app install; while a campaign to promote a website can choose to only pay per click.
An advertisement posted online says rental includes use of Megyer's four streets, two of them asphalted and two gravel, as well as the mayor's office, the cultural centre, the bus-stop, and seven furnished "peasant-style" houses.
