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Was this a blatant house ad for a failing show?

No, not a creature enters in my house Ad.

The networks also showed the toppling in house ads; it became a branding device.

But if originality were the only criterion for praising advertising, there would be a house ad in place of this column.

A series of in house ads have run through DC's comic books based on the pins and posters.

A series of in house ads for series undergoing revamps have begun to appear.

Around 1900, James Walter Thompson published a house ad explaining trademark advertising.

By 1980, the books returned to 50 cents with a 25-page story count but the story pages replaced house ads in the books.

"Google says they can bring us thousands of small advertisers for space we would otherwise fill with house ads, and we say 'Great.' "

House ads, all.

Net Noir and similar sites seem to have less advertising than general-interest sites, making them heavy on house ads.

House Ads run by the publisher to promote their own services such as to promote subscriptions to one of their magazines.

Newspapers who are bullish about keeping rates high, will inevitably find themselves running page after page of house ads (Telegraph).

The Republican House ad campaign, of course, is tiny compared with Mr. Clinton's television purchase.

"This was not a house ad for Fox," Mr. Reddicliffe said.

The poster resembles the Hayseed House ads for J&B but is somewhat different, too.

Following a full-page house ad in the March 15, 1923, issue, Skippy premiered in Life and quickly became a success.

Best House Ad (2008, 2009)

This issue also listed every comic book character that DC owned in all of the spaces that otherwise would have been occupied by house ads.

The working title, as seen in pre-publication house ads in other Timely Comics, was All Aces.

But whether that online approach works is a touch obscure because their print pages are loaded with residual house ads offering the same stuff to all and sundry.

A house ad for the revamped Sentinels team appeared on the back cover of the only published adventure of the team of Charlton characters.

Bat Lash first appeared in 1968, in a house ad running in Superman DC Comics.

If it is not sold, it is lost, used for a "house ad", or given away for public service announcements or some other non-revenue producing filler.

In early 2007, DC Nation house ads showed a partial picture of Darkseid and mention a "Great Disaster".