Maybe people wouldn't use adblockers if their ads were elegantly integrated with their content (as opposed to opening hidden pages in the background and messing with navigation).
You reap what you sow
You reap what you sow
Female Pornstar: Yes! Harder!
Male Pornstar: Gimme a sec, I need to replenish my electrolytes with a big gulp of Brawndo!
From http://adage.com/article/media/york-times-debuts-native-ad-u...
> Times staff pitched story ideas to Dell. One of Dell's first paid posts delves into the topic of millennials in the workplace. The author is a freelancer that the Times contracted, according to Ms. Losee. The millennial generation is among four topics Dell customers are interested in learning more about, she said. A Times editor -- not from its newsroom, but instead part of an internal "content studio" -- pitched ideas to Dell around these topics that weren't related to Dell products. Dell approved the story ideas, which the Times farmed out to freelancers.
Edit: Never mind! I see now how this comment is relevant :) It's too early.
I would.
Also, at least in Germany, it is forbidden by law for press publications to mix ads and editorial content. (Good luck enforcing it, though.) What's the situation in the US there?