Sentence examples for threatening advertising from inspiring English sources

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Striking television and movie writers threaten advertising income at ABC, which Disney owns.

The big drum beat in digital advertising has been more and more targeting… the view that photos provide people's interests and activities, and actual consumption habits, really threaten advertising and make advertising look more like customer relationship management".

The faltering economy is threatening the advertising that pays for most television shows.

There have been clear costs, too: the Chinese government blocked the Times' Web site to limit the spread of its stories and to threaten the advertising revenue generated by the Chinese-language service launched in June , 2012

In the Balkans, journalists regularly complain about the local business bosses threatening to withdraw advertising if papers criticize their companies or uncover corruption.

Yisrael Hayom's new weekend edition is threatening Yediot's advertising and circulation.So conspiracy theorists, privately egged on by both Netanyahus, say that Yediot is targeting Sara as a warning shot to her husband that he should somehow rein in Yisrael Hayom.

But AdSense doesn't change the whole terrain of advertising, much less threaten to replace advertising with other things.

I imagine this is rare, but once one company gets away with threatening to pull its advertising unless negative stories are pulled then the word goes round.

It had a cinema release, but was not broadcast on TV as planned because the Rothman cigarette company threatened to withdraw advertising if it were shown.

Last fall, Ms. Granick notes, the Center for Digital Democracy filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission calling for "injunctive relief" and detailing how the combination of user profiling, data mining and targeted advertising threaten privacy (democraticmedia.org).org