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WordPress To Go Native (Advertising)?
The hardworking staff at Campaign Outsider has long chronicled the vagaries of WordPress in a series themed Don’t Look a Gift Host in the Mouth. Now it’s the hardtracking staff’s turn. From paidContent: Where WordPress is headed: Longform content, curation and maybe even native ads … Continue reading →
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Tagged Campaign Outsider, Don't Look a Gift Host in the Mouth, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, paidContent, Sneak ADtack, Twitter, Wordpress
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Getting Restless About Native Advertising
Turns out it’s not just the hardtracking staff that thinks native advertising is a menace to editorial integrity. Exhibit A This piece headlined “What the Atlantic learned from Scientology: native advertising is harder for news brands” in the aptly named paidContent: At an ad … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrew Sullivan, Buzzfeed, Fark, featured partner, forbes.com, native advertising, paidContent, Scientology, Sneak ADtack, sponsored content, The Atlantic
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Arianna’s Adventures In Bizarro World
Earlier this year the hardworking staff noted that two Democratic Party apparatchiks – Peter Daou and James Boyce – had filed a lawsuit against Arianna Huffington, accusing the Blogeteria Queen of stealing the idea for the Huffington Post from them back … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arianna Huffington, Bizarro World, Blogeteria Queen, Huffington Post, James Boyce, paidContent, Peter Daou, Playboy, Vanity Fair
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