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Here is a screenshot: http://reedmorse.com/tmp/sopa-adwords.png http://reedmorse.com/tmp/sopa-adwords.png
by cloudwalking 15y ago
Here is a screenshot: http://reedmorse.com/tmp/sopa-adwords.png http://reedmorse.com/tmp/sopa-adwords.png
- aw3c2 15y agoI have no idea what I am supposed to be looking at. What in that screenshot is the important bit?
- sli 15y agoRight side, under "Got a tip? Tell us."
- sp332 15y agoAlso at the top, next to the TC logo. (Did you miss that one? :)
- ytadesse 15y agoWhat's also intriguing about aw3c2's message is how his/her question clearly demonstrates how our brains have trained themselves to ignore banner ads. I read TC every day and it took me a little bit before I realized that the huge banner ad at the top and the one on the right were a) there and b) anti-SOPA.
- aw3c2 15y agoCheers! I am actually a non-javascript plus adblocking person. That website is really LOUD and obnoxious with so much contrast and huge text, I have no idea what is content, what is not, what is important, what is RANDOM BIG WORDS.
- fpp 15y agoTry cleaning your browser cache and Flash local storage - most likely you've been browsing a lot of anti-sopa content (not completely unrelated ;) - http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/geoip.png http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/geoip.png ) The best anti-sopa ad I've seen this morning (12h ago) when following a link to Forbes and there was an overlay ad covering the whole browser window in dark gray (marked as Advertisement in the title but no further text, only gray) - either Forbes did this themselves or somebody is spending some money to get the message around to Average Joe.
- MarkTraceur 15y ago> Forbes > Average Joe ???