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Posted Thursday 10th May 2007 13:01 GMT
>Consumers expect the same levels of honesty and truthfulness online as they do in more traditional advertising media
No they don't. My gran might, but nobody else is that naieve.
Posted Thursday 10th May 2007 13:01 GMT
>Consumers expect the same levels of honesty and truthfulness online as they do in more traditional advertising media
No they don't. My gran might, but nobody else is that naieve.
Posted Thursday 10th May 2007 17:53 GMT
None whatsoever.
Anyone expecting otherwise is naive in the extreme...
Posted Thursday 10th May 2007 18:04 GMT
"internet adverts were second only to national press as the most complained about non-broadcast format"
So what does that leave?
Local press and billboards?
Posted Thursday 10th May 2007 19:36 GMT
Suppose when you buy a dead tree newspaper, you have to wait while the newsagent goes next door for the adverts. Which are on adhesive labels which he sticks at random over the text on the newspaper. And the labels are hard to remove when you get home and try to read the paper.
A totally insane idea of course, so why is it done this way on .the Internet versions?