Going to repost this graphic, since nothing has changed with Google’s policy on fur since it was first posted. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner
Going to repost this graphic, since nothing has changed with Google’s policy on fur since it was first posted. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner
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May 9, 2009. A search on Google.com for “dog skin” (in Chinese) yields a sponsored AdWords text ad for “dog skin”, or “dog fur” (the two words are the same in Chinese). In the poster above, you can see the search result with the AdWords ad. Clicking on the advertisement takes you to Alibaba.com’s “dog [...]
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Apologies for the very tall graphic, but it tells a single story of the ramifications of Google’s unfortunate pro-fur stance and needs to be told in context. Again, What You See is What You Get. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner
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TO: John L. Hennessy president@stanford.edu Dear Mr. Hennessy, You are one of the ten members of the Board of Directors of Google, from whom I would like to seek an answer to this question: Why is Google advertising dog fur and dog skin and dog meat? Sincerely, Duke, a Chinese fur farm dog who paid [...]
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Apologies for the very tall graphic, but it tells a single story of the ramifications of Google’s unfortunate pro-fur stance and needs to be told in context. Again, What You See is What You Get. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner
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Grist.org just Twittered us to ask: “Grist does not intentionally serve fur ads via Google AdSense. We have to block ads by URL. Plz be helpful by sending us URLs.” We responded: “FurIsEvil does not work for Google – it is your responsibility and theirs not to serve ads for fur.” This is a great [...]
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