The phrase "advertising running" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the operation or execution of advertising campaigns, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The advertising running during the event attracted a large audience."
Alternatives: "advertising campaign" or "advertising in progress".
He's since had to learn about online advertising, running a website and day-to-day accounting.
Out-of-home advertising — running on bus shelters, telephone kiosks and subway entrances in Manhattan, as well as on digital and nondigital billboards at train stations in suburbs surrounding the city — illustrates the use of multiple screens by advertisers in different industries, like beverage, financial services and technology companies, car manufacturers and movie studios.
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He counts advertising, running, musical theater, and soup among his myriad interests.
This is not necessarily a sign that Microsoft was underperforming, although it's clear Digg stands to make more money from advertising running its own sales.
Last year, Twitter started to make more money out of advertising running on its mobile platform than it did on its desktop product, according to this report in the WSJ based on stats from eMarketer.
It allowed its advertisers to choose the locations where their advertising ran, potentially saving them millions of dollars.
In those states, advertising ran for months before the votes.
"We were absolutely of the view that the child was 16 when the advertising ran.
Grupo Gallegos advertising runs on Spanish-language television, Spanish radio, in Spanish magazine pages and on Spanish or bilingual Web sites.
The Detroit-based copyright holders allege "unauthorised use has been made of Eminem's Grammy and Academy Award-winning song Lose Yourself in election campaign advertising run by the National party in the lead-up to the 2014 New Zealand general election".
