The phrase "advertising window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time period or space allocated for advertising purposes, often in marketing or media contexts.
Example: "The advertising window for our new campaign will run from March 1st to March 31st."
Alternatives: "advertising period" or "promotional window".
BlueLight does show a video advertisement while your modem is dialing, and it includes the usual on-screen advertising window.
WorldSpy does not include an advertising window like ZeroPort.
You may have to endure an advertising window, and many free I.S.P.'s monitor the online activities of their users.
The company claims it will pay users up to $20 per month for keeping the advertising window open all the time.
The order temporarily prevents Juno from displaying third-party ads on a floating advertising window called the Juno Guide because NetZero contends the Guide infringes on a NetZero patent.
Each advertising video is inserted into a packet buffer of the peer's advertising window, from which it is played.
But these days, it is more a case of dodging obstacles: advertising windows pop up all over the screen.
Earthlink, an Internet provider based in Atlanta, claimed it was the first major Internet provider to make available free software that can prevent advertising windows from appearing above or below their main browser window.
Gregory Dreicer, a historian of technology and currently a fellow at the Center for Scholars and Writers at the New York Public Library, dislikes America Online's user interface, especially the advertising windows he encounters when he logs on.
Sometimes these programs will pop up advertising windows that are distracting and annoying.
Remember that hubbub a few weeks back about Seth MacFarlane's Family Guy advertising Windows 7? But the show was apparently deemed to raunchy so Microsoft replaced Family Guy with Warner Bros. Well, did you catch last night's episode?
