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You make some interesting points but...
The company is Microsoft if you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer. It's that company that allows this to happen as it is thier software.

So to take your TV channel analogy. Using IE is like watching Channel 7 and using Mozzila is like watching channel 9. Channel 7 is filled with ads where channel 9 is limited in ads to how you want.

So think of it like this. You make show to shown on TV and have product place ads for company B. The show is on Channel 7 where there are competing ads in the comercials. Is it wrong for channel 7 to play ads that compete with the product placement ad in the show? I think not.

For me I just use Mozilla, no pop up ads. Problem solved.
Posted by: voska   Posted on: 11/20/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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