> Advertisements on all mediums have always annoyed end-users. This is untrue. Historically speaking, print advertisements in many markets (even when restricte

> Advertisements on all mediums have always annoyed end-users. This is untrue. Historically speaking, print advertisements in many markets (even when restricted to English-speaking ones) could and did serve multiple purposes, including the relation of interesting topics and stories--ones that certainly were brought-to-you-by or even featured products in them, but worked in concert with the material of the publlication to entertain and inform the reader. It wasn't until the 1960s, approximately, that print advertisements turned into the screaming look-at-me garbage that they have continued to amplify in volume to this day. Advertising does not have to be a pustule on society, but we have chosen to allow such.