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Classified items in the National Post

• ___ by Google

• *TV... want... clutter

• 18 minutes of a TV hour, typically

• 30-second spots

• 30-second spots on TV

• 30% of the average one-hour TV show

• A lot of junk mail

• A lot of the paper

• Adds to or subtracts from

• Advertisements

• Agency's spots

• Airtime filler

• Announcements that sell

• Annoyances that pop up on the Internet

• Annoying pop-ups

• Attack ___

• Attack ___ (campaign tactic)

• Back cover contents, often

• Back covers, often

• Banners on buses

• Banners on the Internet

• Best Super Bowl parts?

• Billboard blurbs

• Billboard boasts

• Billboard displays

• Billboard messages

• Billboard stuff

• Billboards

• Billboards, essentially

• Billboards, for instance

• Blog revenue sources

• Blogger's revenue source

• Blurbs

• Blurbs, basically

• Bob Dylan's Victoria's Secret spots, e.g.

• Break points?

• Brief commercials?

• Brief handbills

• Britney's done them for Pepsi

• Broadcast breaks

• Bus. placements

• Campaign creations

• Campaign expense

• Campaign season propaganda

• Candidates for Clio Awards

• Catalogue contents

• Circular contents

• Circular filler

• Circular staples

• Circulars

• Circulars often

• Circulars, basically

• Classified ___

• Classified fodder

• Classified info

• Classified information?

• Classified items

• Classified listings

• Classified material

• Classified shorties

• Classified, perhaps

• Classifieds and personals

• Classifieds e.g.

• Classifieds or personals

• Classifieds, for example

• Clio award honorees

• Clio Awards foci

• Clio candidates

• Clio contenders

• Clio honorees

• Clio nominees

• Clio winners

• College sports execs

• Come-ons

• Come-ons, for short

• Commercial bits

• Commercial blurbs

• Commercial come-ons

• Commercial info

• Commercial pieces

• Commercial placements

• Commercial spots

• Commercials

• Commercials, briefly

• Commercials, e.g.

• Commercials, for example

• Commercials, in brief

• Company come-ons

• Components of some campaigns

• Computer pop-ups

• Consumer bait

• Consumer enticements

• Consumer Reports doesn't have them

• Consumer Reports lack

• Consumer Reports lacks them

• Contenders for Clios

• Coupon locales

• Coupon sites

• Craigslist postings

• Craigslist posts

• Credit card bill enclosures

• Credit card bill inserts

• Customer alerts

• Cyberpage pop-ups

• Daily fill

• Daily linage

• David Duval does them for Charles Schwab

• Desktop pop-ups

• Deuce followers

• Disregarded mail, maybe

• Drama breakers

• DVR users often skip them

• DVRs get rid of them

• E-mail bane

• Endings of turns at Words With Friends, for the cheapskates

• Enticing pitches

• Episode interruptions

• Expensive pages

• Expensive Super Bowl spots

• Fashion magazine's many

• Fliers, often

• Flyer contents

• Flyers

• Flyers, usually

• Gear-selling tools

• Google income sources

• Google moneymakers

• Halftime features

• Halftime staples

• Help-wanteds, e.g.

• Highlights of some Super Bowls, to some

• Highlights of some Super Bowls?

• Highlights of the Super Bowl telecast?

• House ___ (paper's own announcements)

• Inc. spots?

• Infomercials

• Infomercials, e.g.

• Infomercials, essentially

• Infomercials, for example

• Ins and outs of tennis

• Inserts, often

• Internet banners, e.g.

• Internet pop-ups

• Internet pop-ups, e.g.

• Internet revenue sources

• Items often measured in column inches

• Job listings, e.g.

• Jumbled classifieds?

• Junk mail

• Junk mail makeup

• Junk mail, often

• Kodak moments

• Lead-ins to many YouTube videos

• Lionel Richie did them for Pepsi

• Mad magazine's lack, until recently

• Mad money source

• Mad. Ave. products

• Mad's lack, until March 2001

• Madison Ave output

• Madison Ave products

• Madison Ave. concern

• Madison Ave. creations

• Madison Ave. fodder

• Madison Ave. items

• Madison Ave. offerings

• Madison Avenue offerings

• Madison Avenue output

• Madison Avenue products

• Mag features

• Mag moneymakers

• Mag pages, often

• Mag revenue source

• Magazine come-ons

• Magazine features

• Magazine filler

• Magazine income

• Magazine income producers

• Magazine income source

• Magazine inserts

• Magazine money makers

• Magazine pages, often

• Magazine parts

• Magazine revenue source

• Magazine staples

• Magazine thickeners

• Magazines run them

• Many are classified

• Many are personal

• Many craigslist postings

• Many mag pages

• Many magazine pages

• Many pop-ups

• Many run during the Super Bowl

• Mark McGwire does them for McDonald's

• Marketing tools

• Matchbook come-ons

• Media plugs

• Media solicitations

• Mercantile come-ons

• Messages from DWF's

• Messages from SWMs, e.g.

• Michael Jackson used to do them for Pepsi

• Minute spots, perhaps

• Modern-day pop-ups

• Money moneymakers

• Money's money source

• Moneymakers for TV stations

• Moneymakers, for mags

• Most junk mail

• Most junk mail, essentially

• Most newspaper circulars

• Most spam

• Much e-mail

• Much junk mail

• Much of bulk mail

• Much of magazines

• Much of the daily paper

• Much of the paper

• Much skywriting

• Much spam

• Murals on a bus, perhaps

• Net surfer's annoyances

• New York has a lot of them every week

• Newpaper fillers

• Newspaper feature

• Newspaper income source

• Newspaper inserts

• Newspaper inserts, e.g.

• Newspaper items, for short

• Newspaper listing

• Newspaper moneymakers

• Newspaper notices

• Newspaper revenue

• Newspaper revenue source

• Newspaper's classifieds, for example

• Newspapers need 'em

• Newspapers, largely

• Newspapers, mostly

• Non-editorial matter

• Notices

• Notices of sale?

• NPR has none

• Oft-zapped spots

• On-line annoyances

• On-line nuisances

• Online clutter

• Online revenue sources

• Only reason to watch the Super Bowl, some say

• Pages absent from Consumer Reports

• Pages from Newsweek

• Pages in The Times

• Pages in Time

• Pages that aren't editorial matter

• Paid announcements

• Paid notices

• Paid pitches

• Paid promos

• Paid space

• Paid spots

• Paid-for pages

• Paper back items?

• Paper money source

• Paper rectangles

• Paper revenue source

• Parts of some campaigns

• PBS no-no

• PC pop-ups

• PC pop-ups, e.g.

• PennySaver announcements

• PennySaver listings

• PennySaver pitches

• Personal items

• Personal matters, sometimes

• Personal postings

• Personal things?

• Personal___