Sentence examples for site ad from inspiring English sources

In addition to buying standard Web site ad space, Cadreon also buys mobile advertising, online video slots and, soon, spots on digital billboards and other new media.

Although he sells mousepads and T-shirts, he said, he makes no money from Ghost Sites; he runs one site ad in return for free space from the site's Webmaster.

"We basically got told some lies," said Joseph Brugess, 20, of Ridgewood, Queens, who got the job after answering a Web site ad asking for Eminem look-alikes with bleached blond hair.

With today's US release of the much-hyped documentary Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck, it has emerged that for $150 a night you can stay in the Nirvana frontman's early 90s home - "You'll be soaked in rock history," claims the rental site ad.

Though at one time or another the founders had had a hand in every part of the business, a rough division of labor emerged: McInnes handled the magazine, while Smith and Alvi shared responsibility for everything else the record label, the Web site, ad sales, business development, and Vice's fledgling international expansion.

Though at one time or another the founders had had a hand in every part of the business, a rough division of labor emerged: McInnes handled the magazine, while Smith and Alvi shared responsibility for everything else — the record label, the Web site, ad sales, business development, and Vice's fledgling international expansion.

Salon, the cultural/political webzine tipped to be the next content casualty, charges users $30 a year for extra content and the chance to read the main site ad-free.

Despite Markham's insistence that he was eager to arrive at a "win-win" solution with the town, he had recently sued Wilmington, and had posted on the Ledges' Web site ad-hominem criticisms ("stupid," "official bias and hatred") of Selectboard members.

Site ads can be annoying and intrusive, therefore ads must be targeted to suit customers' preference.

Microsoft became a player in the ad business with its August purchase of aQuantive, which provides a technology that places ever-changing Web site ads in front of Internet viewers, based on specific conditions.

publicize the site, rather than fighting individual cases on tv, so that cumulative 'citizen's site' ads will eventually get people to not rely on tv advertising for information.