Comments on: Government Sets Standards For Desktop Advertising http://www.adotas.com/2007/08/government-sets-for-desktop-advertising-standards/ Where Interactive Advertising Begins Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:07:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Patrick Grady http://www.adotas.com/2007/08/government-sets-for-desktop-advertising-standards/#comment-150094 Patrick Grady Wed, 12 Sep 2007 16:06:34 +0000 http://www.adotas.com/2007/08/government-sets-for-desktop-advertising-standards/#comment-150094 "Consumers can now safely choose to access content that is advertising supported. Not only can they access content they want without paying a fee, they will get relevant targeted advertising that is clearly labeled – and if the consumer tires of the deal, the adware application is easily and completely uninstallable." Yeah and everyone just loves your client, Zango, and it's app and how it's been distributed and how easy-peazy it is to uninstall... People who write real content on the Internet can't fully monetize their rightfully acquired traffic because desktop adware leeches from it. And the truth behind what Zango (and it's advertisers) are really doing with Adware apps isn't something you'll discuss! Why, if it's all warm and snuggly like a pile of sleeping kittens and it serves the consumer so effectively via contextual sensing, does Zango (and the like) target urls within the checkout process??? Let's call it what it is - poachware. I'm just a little guy who knows the truth - adware is used to interlope and invade the ecommerce process and to obfuscate the credit for who ACTUALLY referred visitors and buyers - and you're part of the facade they present to get people to believe otherwise. Shame on you, you intentional misrepresentation of the truth of the nature of adware gives lawyers a bad name, and that's no easy task. Does that sheep's clothing itch? “Consumers can now safely choose to access content that is advertising supported. Not only can they access content they want without paying a fee, they will get relevant targeted advertising that is clearly labeled – and if the consumer tires of the deal, the adware application is easily and completely uninstallable.”

Yeah and everyone just loves your client, Zango, and it’s app and how it’s been distributed and how easy-peazy it is to uninstall…

People who write real content on the Internet can’t fully monetize their rightfully acquired traffic because desktop adware leeches from it.

And the truth behind what Zango (and it’s advertisers) are really doing with Adware apps isn’t something you’ll discuss! Why, if it’s all warm and snuggly like a pile of sleeping kittens and it serves the consumer so effectively via contextual sensing, does Zango (and the like) target urls within the checkout process???

Let’s call it what it is – poachware.

I’m just a little guy who knows the truth – adware is used to interlope and invade the ecommerce process and to obfuscate the credit for who ACTUALLY referred visitors and buyers – and you’re part of the facade they present to get people to believe otherwise.

Shame on you, you intentional misrepresentation of the truth of the nature of adware gives lawyers a bad name, and that’s no easy task.

Does that sheep’s clothing itch?

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