Sentence examples for block advertising from inspiring English sources

The move is cause for serious concern for digital publishers and advertisers, which are already dealing with a rising number of people who block advertising when they use their phones.

Mrs. Lillis, the Block advertising executive, testified in one of the lawsuits that Block's research found that many customers judged the company's competence by the size of their refund.

The rock critic Dave Marsh was able to block advertising requests for his 1983 book "Before I Get Old: The Story of the Who" after conferring with Pete Townshend, whose publishing company, Eel Pie, had acquired it.

Delta Carbona, Fairfield, N.J., part of Delta Pronatura, to Block Advertising and Marketing, Verona, N.J., as the first agency of record for the company, which sells products like Stain Wizard, Stain Wizard Wipes and Carpet Wizard.

If we haven't already, then I believe we'll soon arrive at a bit of a crossroads with regards to digital advertising – the IAB announced a few weeks ago that tools that block advertising were on the rise with one in seven people in the UK having installed an ad blocker.

Along some stretches of Broadway in Washington Heights, small travel agencies can be found on almost every other block, advertising cheap fares and offering services that range from wiring money to the Caribbean to doing income taxes to processing divorces, in some cases.

But consumers are increasingly using software that blocks advertising on the websites they visit.

Between 20 and 22% of the FT.com's users are blocking advertising, and while Jon Slade, chief commercial officer at the Financial Times says the problem is not yet "material", he is acutely aware of the future impact.

Twitter is blocking advertising from the Russian state-backed news organizations Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik for promoting false and misleading stories across the network.

Free's ad-blocking campaign began last week when it rolled out a new generation of hardware and software that enables users to block Web advertising.

Mr. Niel's telecommunications company, Free, which has an estimated 5.2 million Internet-access users in France, began last week to enable its customers to block Web advertising.