'It Ran' a new magazine filled with ads and focused on charity 
A new magazine, "It Ran," will be filled 100% with ads and no content as part of a charity fundraising campaign. The money raised from ad placements, which cost $500 for a full page, will be donated to Canada's National Advertising Benevolent Society to help Canadian professionals in the marketing and communications industry facing personal, career and/or family challenges. It Ran, which is eligible to receive awards, will be able to run bogus ads and is set to distribute its inaugural issue to every agency in Canada this August.

Bogus ads that never ran are a scourge on advertising award shows. But now, you can make sure your bogus ads actually did run—thanks to a new magazine in Canada that will print them, no questions asked.

It Ran, the magazine, will be completely filled with ads—no other content whatsoever. It's now accepting advertising submissions for the first issue, coming in August.

The website explains more:

We've all heard it. Time and time again. At advertising award shows when agencies are called up to the stage for certain award-winning work, many in the room quietly whisper to each other, "There's no way that ran".