> Take a look, for instance, at the WSJ.com home page with an ad blocker turned on (note all the missing letters and scrambled up titles). I don't actually see

> Take a look, for instance, at the WSJ.com home page with an ad blocker turned on (note all the missing letters and scrambled up titles). I don't actually see what you're referring to; maybe its because I get redirected to http://www.wsj.com/europe http://www.wsj.com/europe. Maybe I have a different ad-blocker. Either way, it reminds me somewhat of NME's [1] homepage (New Musical Express, a popular music publication; not sure if it's really known outside of the UK). They deliver their images in such a way that they fall foul of my ad-blocker, although I haven't looked in enough depth to be certain whether this is a way of preventing ad-blockers, or purely unintentional. [1] http://www.nme.com/ http://www.nme.com/