- - Starbucks spots e.g.
- - Sponsors' spots, for short
- - Spots for Spotify, say
- - Spots in shows
- - TV spots, e.g.
- - Good spots
- - Spots that sometimes have famous people
- - Spots on a screen, say?
- - Sponsored posts
- - Sponsored spots
- - Sponsored posts, e.g
- - Sponsored content
- - Sponsored posts on web pages
- - They interrupt you often on free apps, for short
- - Google revenue sources, for short
- - Many game apps include them
- - Billboards display them
- - Pop-ups on some websites
- - They may include memorable slogans
- - Ones that air during Super Bowl are extra special
- - They play before blockbusters
- - Video interruptions you want to skip on YouTube, for short
- - App promos that can be eliminated for a fee
- - Notices that are classified, although public
- - Classified ....
- - Paid product pushers
- - Spotify commercials, for short
- - Subscriptions often eliminate them
- - Publicity features in broadsheets
- - They don't appear in Wikipedia
- - Interruptions during a podcast, for short
- - Displays on the sides of some buses
- - They could interrupt a Twitter feed
- - What Spotify Premium promises to remove?
- - you'll probably see many of these on youtube (abbr.)
- - listings in classifieds
- - Spotify Free user's annoyances, for short
- - you can usually skip them by upgrading your streaming account
- - They're included in Hulu's lower price tier
- - Video commercials, for short
- - org. that names a "word of the year"
- - Newspaper inserts typically
- - "Targeted" pop-ups on websites, for short
- - commercials, in short
- - Interruptions during streaming
- - Podcast revenue sources
- - Sources of revenue for Google
- - YouTube viewer's annoyances
- - they might pop up annoyingly
- - Annoying video intrusions, for short
- - Commercials skipped on YouTube, for short
- - Premium subscriptions often remove them
- - Freemium apps' revenue sources
- - A piece of thread Sherlock notices
- - Classifieds and personals for example
- - superbowl highlights?
- - tiktok annoyances
- - Things you may pay to avoid
- - Interrupters in a YouTube video, for short
- - Previews before a feature film essentially
- - they're placed in papers
- - Pop-ups on monitors
- - pitches caught by looking
- - Interruptions in "WandaVision"
- - Revenue sources for streaming services
- - interrupters of some youtube videos
- - Output of some agencies
- - Online revenue generators, for short
- - Billboards and such
- - promos in the papers
- - TV show interrupters, for short
- - features of some twitch streams
- - Billboards and banners e.g.
- - Website irritants, for short
- - Targeted items in a Facebook feed
- - Many pages in fashion magazines
- - Help wanted notices, e.g.
- - They may have jingles
- - you might scroll right past them
- - They may be in banners on a web page
- - Intros to many videos?
- - Much of a Facebook feed
- - Billboards and pop-ups e.g.
- - Paid pages in a magazine
- - Elbow protectors
- - They can be skipped past with a DVR
- - Website pop-ups, for short
- - Promos that may pop up in free apps
- - some pop up
- - Newspaper revenue sources, for short
- - Unhappy to have head dropping commercials
- - targets of a browser blocker
- - rumored additions to netflix, to much controversy
- - Binge-watching interruptions
- - They may precde an online video
- - Some roadside notices
- - What basic streaming subscriptions have that premium ones often don't
- - Website pop-ups, often
- - podcast interrupters
- - Messages that can precede a YouTube video
- - Spotify Premium's lack, for short
- - TV plugs, e.g.?
- - Things you can skip on YouTube, for short
- - youtube premium doesn't have them
- - features of some hulu plans
- - "self" promotions
- - reason to watch the super bowl, for some
- - pitches that pop up, perhaps
- - commercials, familiarly
- - facebook barrage, at times
- - some taxi toppers
- - Podcast's revenue sources, for short
- - Annoying television interrupters, for short
- - Podcast interruptions, for short
- - Sad about promotions
- - they pop up from time to time (more frequently than that, to be honest)
- - Promotional pitches
- - pop-ups or banners
- - Certain banner fodder
- - price for free content, often
- - they might pop up on a web site
- - streaming interruptions
- - Website pop-ups that can be disabled
- - twitch-stream interruptions
- - what web pages pick for you
- - YouTubers' revenue sources
- - customer alerts
- - marketing productions
- - Breaks on television, for short
- - they pop up on web pages
- - Word with want or classified
- - Pricey Super Bowl purchases
- - YouTube video interrupters
- - Olympic broadcast interruptions
- - What a premium streaming subscription may eliminate
- - Marketing agency's words, for short
- - Product promotions
- - interruptions on many free apps
- - premium subscribers may be able to bypass them
- - Magazine clutter
- - Super Bowl highlights for non-football fans
- - Messages used to sell products
- - Political campaign expenses
- - Video interruptions, for short
- - How Google makes the bulk of its revenue
- - Sponsorship messages, for short
- - "Promoted" items on Instagram, for short
- - newspapers, mostly
- - Sales generators, hopefully
- - Super Bowl interruptions, for short
- - Personals, e.g., for short
- - Pop-ups, for short
- - nando's ditches odd commercials
- - Paid promotions, for short
- - Banners on buses, for short
- - TV show interrupters
- - Show breaks
- - internet pop-ups
- - Pop-ups on the computer, or commercials on the TV: Plural
- - Magazine pagefuls, for short
- - Television commercials, for short
- - Online blocker targets, for short
- - Video hindrances, for short
- - common online interruptions
- - Some of them are classified, for short
- - Free app intruders, for short
- - geico highlights
- - Episode interruptions, for short
- - Some contain coupons
- - Classifieds or personals, briefly
- - Another word for commercials: Plural
- - paid-for plugs
- - TV segments that keep trying to sell you something, for short
- - Youtube video disruptions, for short
- - what "quick breaks" contain
- - Wikipedia is free of them
- - Things on many websites
- - Promotional segments on podcasts
- - Internet pop-ups, for short
- - App annoyances, for short
- - Lead-ins to many YouTube videos, for short
- - Website pop-ups, for example
- - TV networks' revenue sources
- - Promos that may be pop-ups or banners
- - Promotions that disrupt videos, for short
- - App revenue sources
- - Content before some YouTube videos
- - Livestream interruptions
- - Marketing videos that often pop up on YouTube
- - Big source of online revenue
- - tv revenue sources
- - TV commercials, for short
- - Brand promotional videos, for short
- - TV segments between programs, for short
- - Super Bowl broadcast components that cost millions
- - Annoying commercials on YouTube, for short
- - Infomercials, for short
- - Podcast annoyances
- - Website pop-ups that you would want to skip, maybe
- - Some Insta posts
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