The phrase "advertising shield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a protective measure or strategy in advertising that aims to safeguard a brand or product from negative perceptions or competition.
Example: "The company implemented an advertising shield to protect its reputation during the product launch."
Alternatives: "marketing defense" or "promotional barrier".
Included in the 34 proposals adopted in the Senate were sanctions against those who advertise services that shield money in offshore accounts.
"Exchanges will provide already profitable insurance companies with access to 30 million new customers while cutting down insurers' marketing and advertising expenses," Ms. Shields Britt said.
The days of Google's blockbuster advertising business being shielded from the economic winds of change are probably coming to an end.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4 (Reuters Childrenren should be exposed to fewer television ads for anti-impotence drugs and more for birth control, and need to be shielded from an advertising onslaught in general, the leading United States pediatricians' group said on Monday.
Democratic Senator Carl Levin said in a comment letter to the SEC dated Friday the rule needed to do more to shield investors from deceptive advertising, inappropriate or unfair sales tactics, and investment fraud.
The study, conducted by the Pew Internet Center and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, may increase arguments for shielding children from targeted advertising online.
Topped by a tax on unhealthy food and drink, the rest focus on shielding children from TV advertising or ensuring they exercise more.
Talpa makes programmes including The Voice and Dating in the Dark and analysts believe the purchase will shield ITV from the threat of falling advertising revenues.
And even though Univision's specialty in the fast-growing Spanish-language market has shielded it from the worst of the advertising downturn, the economic bust has taken its toll.
In the United States, Men's Health has a circulation of 1.6 million, but the number of advertising pages has declined in the last year, according to Cory Shield, a spokesman for Rodale, which is based in Emmaus, Pa.
