When Contextual Advertising Fails…
Found on the Drudge Report home page and posted over on my personal blog, a good example of when contextual advertising on the Internet can be a little inappropriate. (Click on the image to view it fullscreen)
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Mehran Tatatabayee | Jul 21, 2006 | Reply
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