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An interesting comparison for me I note:
I am overseas and so I have to put up with the BBC news website carrying adverts (I assume it is still the case in the UK that it doesn't, until after the election anyway). At the moment there is an advertisement for Barclays running and it also has a football motif but it is nowhere near as intrusive as the ClearSky one on here.
The difference as far as I can see is that the animation plays twice and then it stops, and does not start again until you reload the page or move to another one.
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I am sure that the advert was on the old site too but I don't remember it being quite so intrusive or annoying.Originally posted by OrangeHopper View PostI can live with this incarnation of the forum as long as I don't have to see that expanding football every 10 seconds. So, how much are you being paid for the advert?
I realise that the ads have to get your attention or they are wasting their time but I am now at the stage where if I ever meet someone from ClearSky I am going to punch them in the face. I am not normally a violent person.Last edited by Gonzo; 22 April 2010, 00:00.
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Using Safari on Mac but I will have a look at FireFox.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIf you're using FF, the Flash ads can be suppressed with the Flashblock plugin.
Couple of observations now I have nosed around.
1) Polls are extending to the right behind the CUK Navigation / Advertiser column.
2) "First viewed unread" overlapping associated icon.
As said above, using Safari on Mac.
Just checked in FireFox.
1) Still a problem.
2) OK.
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If you're using FF, the Flash ads can be suppressed with the Flashblock plugin.
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How much are ClearSky paying?
I can live with this incarnation of the forum as long as I don't have to see that expanding football every 10 seconds. So, how much are you being paid for the advert?Tags: None
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