Значения термина advertising spot на английском

The hamburger chain said it is launching a television advertising spot featuring hip-hop impresario Sean Combs to promote the extended hours.

For this year, Kantar Media estimates that a 30-second advertising spot will cost brands an average of $1.8 million during the primetime show.

According to a report by Kantar Media released this week, the average cost of a 30-second advertising spot during the 2013 Oscars was $1.65 million.

Perhaps it will sell more video advertising spots to its online sellers.

So the Arizona senator will be forced to pick his advertising spots more carefully.

The companies also discussed ways to peddle CBS Radio advertising spots to Google advertisers, the paper said.

We'd try to outbid each other on advertising spots, run specials to lure away sponsors, things like that.

What if a company offered a free telephone service whose only catch is random interruptions from short advertising spots?

OpenX's new platform stages real-time auctions for online advertising spots, allowing publishers to take advantage of higher bids until the last second.

They said the ability to automatically, or dynamically, place advertising spots as viewers watch video on-demand would add significant value for all parties.

Television advertising spots highlight couples, families and individuals relaxing in natural hot springs, kayaking, making pottery or guiding llamas down winding forest paths.

There is not a lot Ten can do about the amounts advertisers are prepared to pay for its advertising spots other than increase its audiences.

Gambling accounted for 4 percent of advertising spots on commercial TV in 2012, up from less than 1 percent in 2006.