Imagine my, well, surprise at finding what the LA Times thinks is good (or even appropriate) context-generated advertising. (I’ve highlighted the relevant offenders in yellow.)
In case you’re unable to see in this rendering, I’ve cut out the offenders for separate viewing:
As if the text ads weren't bad enough, we also have:
What you can’t see here is the changes in the caskets that are displayed, so there is this constant neon-light-like flashing in your line of vision.
I understand there’s an algorithm that matches ads with content, but you’d think there’d be some adult supervision in the equation somewhere.
Evidently you’d be wrong.
I understand there’s an algorithm that matches ads with content, but you’d think there’d be some adult supervision in the equation somewhere.
Evidently you’d be wrong.
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