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"You have given us several million dollars of free advertisement!"

As of April 2013 it offers free advertisements to help the local economy for small businesses.

The products did wind up getting free advertisement - but on Con, not where they were told.

Personals thus make money by bringing in several paid calls for each free advertisement.

Publishing a letter from an industry lobbying group's president amounts to a free advertisement.

Has anyone noted the irony that people providing content are complaining about free advertisement?

Being censored was free advertisement in Hungary, even after the fall of the iron curtain.

Kricfalusi began with free advertisements that he made for Tower Records in 1997.

"They made a free advertisement for us," he said in smooth, American-accented English.

(Even the time of the launch contained a free advertisement for the phone network.)

Well, then, would it not be possible to secure something more than mere mention; some words of special commendation; a "free advertisement" in fact?

Free advertisement is better than lucrative campaigns.

Though challengers do receive free advertisements for their restaurants, their real reward is honor.

Newsletter subscribers are given one free advertisement.

Nice of The Guardian to give YouTube a free advertisement!

Similarly, Le Crapouillot was carrying free advertisements for the Canard.

Non-profit organizations often benefit from public service announcements, which are free advertisements provided by newspapers, radio and television stations, and other media.

The students plan an appeal to rock musicians for donations and to the media for free advertisements and to continue sales of commemorative T-shirts.

Despite Daffy's many attempts at wooing customers with his free advertisements, Porky's establishment is receiving all the business.

With so much attention focused on the museum's exhibition, he said, "I just wanted to use the Whitney Biennial as a free advertisement" for his ideas.

"If I had known I would get all this free advertisement on his show, I never would have sold my business."

Google also gives free advertisements - worth $20 million so far this year - to organizations it feels worthy, in areas like human rights, environmental causes and poverty.

This week, three television stations here agreed to broadcast free advertisements against Seabrook created by an anti-nuclear group, MassAlert, to counter the coalition's campaign.

The National Football League will run free advertisements promoting tourism in New York City during the remainder of its 2002-3 season, beginning on Sunday.

In the 1920s, it used to publish free advertisement for 'Le Crapouillot', another satirical magazine created by Jean Galtier-Boissière, a friend of Maurice Maréchal.