The phrase "advertising broadcast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a broadcast that is specifically focused on advertising content, such as commercials or promotional messages.
Example: "The television network scheduled an advertising broadcast during prime time to maximize viewer engagement."
Alternatives: "commercial broadcast" or "ad broadcast".
While half of the country's top 10 radio stations, measured by advertising, broadcast on AM, many of the others are in trouble.
Compared with the estimated $255 million the liquor industry spent in print advertising, broadcast advertising of liquor is a drop in the bottle.
While cable networks can pick and choose their spots, building discrete successes while living off a combination of fees and advertising, broadcast networks are at the top of a huge ecosystem where their every move lands forcefully on affiliated locals.
The consulting firm surveyed 550 senior executives in industries including advertising, broadcast and cable, filmed entertainment, interactive gaming, publishing and information services, music and social media.
As a campaign manager in an election occurring in the shadow of the September 11 attacks, he surveyed potential voters' perceptions of the propriety of the campaign's advertising broadcasts because at the time certain ads were thought to focus on sensitive topics.
"When it comes to where we advertise, broadcast our shows, how we do promotions or license our products, Disney always considers the association with our brand," said a spokesman for the Walt Disney Company.
But cable still cannot offer the sort of big-bang advertising that broadcast does.
Unlike cable, which enjoyed revenue from both subscribing customers and advertising, the broadcast channels were financed only by advertising.
Integrated Media Measurement, a start-up in San Mateo, Calif., wants to make advertising on broadcast media more efficient.
ITA could also apply its systems to tasks in other industries, like scheduling advertising in broadcast media.
The oversight hearing included an exchange over whether the F.C.C. had the power to require that political groups disclose who paid for their advertising on broadcast television and radio.
