advertising forum造句

• One primary reason for that is to avoid using the wiki as an advertising forum.
• Thus Libido's favorite advertising forum : Harper's magazine.
• The well-advertised forum is attended both by English-speaking Russians and the members of Moscow s permanent and changing expat community.
• We should not have an article on the subject, because that's allowing Wikipedia to be used as an advertising forum.
• That concern emerged in interviews with executives who attended the annual Television Advertising Forum sponsored by the Association of National Advertisers.
• Aurora is obviously determined to use Wikipedia for an advertising forum .-- contribs ) 05 : 09, 15 January 2009 ( UTC)
• The progress of those plans was outlined Tuesday at the opening of the annual Television Advertising Forum sponsored by the Association of National Advertisers.
• According to the report, search engines continue to be the dominant advertising forum, accounting for 45 percent of ad revenue among the top Web sites.
• :: Professor Rothbart, I would just point out that Wikipedia is not an advertising forum for your treatment and / or publications and / or insoles.
• The series even inspired a skit that was part of a presentation last week at the annual Television Advertising Forum sponsored by the Association of National Advertisers.
• The coalition of marketers, known as the Family Friendly Programming Forum, outlined the most recent developments, which include a holiday movie special to run on CBS, at the annual Television Advertising Forum on Thursday sponsored by the Association of National Advertisers.
• The flood of meatpuppets ( 1 ) reduces my inclination towards charity and ( 2 ) makes me worry that keeping the article accurate and unpuffy may be difficult in the face of their demonstrated willingness to pervert Wikipedia into an advertising forum.
• Just as U . S . soldiers took the place of French ones in Vietnam in the 1960s, U . S . mercenaries followed French ones onto the world stage, creating, among other things, a market for Soldier of Fortune magazine, an advertising forum for the breed.