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Ad placement software with a sense of humor

Tim Finin, 11:08am 31 January 2009

Maybe I should turn off the Firefox Adblock plugin and enjoy this new form of machine humor.


When ad placement software goes wild

From M. Turk via Time’s Swampland.

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