I would consider look at the content of websites, not of ads. Advertising is generally dishonest and predatory. It also tends to be AB tested and targeted enou

I would consider look at the content of websites, not of ads. Advertising is generally dishonest and predatory. It also tends to be AB tested and targeted enough that it doesn't feel dishonest to the readership of any particular venue. I just went to: * Huff Post, and the first ad was: "Groundbreaking Device Exposes Greedy Internet Providers While Speeding Up Your Slow Internet" * NYTimes, and the second ad was a sketchy "Bitcoin is the future/Invest Now" * Wa Post: "Internet Providers Don't Want You Buying One, but They're Not Illegal" Most venues don't have much control over the ads they serve. It's usually done through ad networks. I think Wa Post and NYTimes are top-notch journalism, while Huff Post is a sensationalist rag.