Just noted, on http://dictionarysearch.mozdev.org/ , an ad, just under the page title, that simply states:
Organize your pictures. Get Google's photo software.
It's a Picasa referral, obviously. But there's nothing to distinguish it as an ad, only when you hover your mouse over it, a tooltip "Ads by Google" appears.
I thought it was against Google policy to have an ad that isn't clearly distinguishable? Is this Google going evil, or the site owner doing something he isn't supposed to do?
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It's a standard text link referral ad. They're available to anyone who uses AdSense. It's a bit of an odd place to put it though. I wonder what click-through / conversion rates they get. |
Oh, okay. Still think it's evil, though. ;-) |
Google is not GOING evil, Google has BEEN EVIL! Us Americans have made a Russian a $14 billionaire. |
yeah.. which earns 1 dollar a year..
stop crying about successful people..
Google is NOT evil, period! |
I also don't like undisclosed ads. Doesn't Google usually add the disclosure themselves, removing the need for webmasters to do so? |
