"over advertisement" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an abundance of advertisements, usually in a negative sense. For example, "The over advertisement on this website makes it difficult to find the content I am looking for."
hangouts include Sklad Butelek (11 Listopada 22) and Saturator, across a narrow parking lot from each other in a warehouse complex with a half-painted-over advertisement for men's trousers above a dilapidated wholesale cosmetics store.
Such an obviously festive and attractive holiday doesn't seem to require this kind of unrealistic over-advertisement.
Not everyone approves, however: the same technology also makes it easy to skip over advertisements.
For instance, television viewers are able to bypass commercials either by using remote controls or by recording shows on digital video recorders that skip over advertisements.
THE WISE VCR/TIVO -- Television recording gadgets already let you fast-forward over advertisements, and the TiVo device automatically records programs that it discerns we might like.
The battle over advertisements is the latest in a rough political struggle over prescription drugs -- what to do about soaring costs, and whether to add a drug benefit to Medicare.
The artist was on the other side of a copyright row last year, when he threatened to sue British Airways over advertisements using coloured dots for its low-cost airline, Go, which he claimed had copied one of his spot paintings.
Sam Howe Verhovek (NYT) ELECTION COMPLAINT IN NEVADA -- The Nevada Republican Party has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission over advertisements by a lawyer who is running for the Senate as a Democrat.
In 1968, Daniel Buren orchestrated an act of resistance against capitalism by means of his signature stripes, which appeared on placards and banners and were painted over advertisements, as a form of guerrilla tactics.
Mr. Lazio and Mr. Murphy argued several times over advertisements that Mr. Murphy wanted him to broadcast: on at least two occasions, Mr. Murphy began running advertisements, one on television and one on radio, over the objections of Mr. Lazio, according to one of the candidate's aides.
