Re: ONLINE-ADS>> Call for Action: Vendors, Please Create a PSA

Martin G. Bayerle (bayerle_at_auidea.org)
Tue, 7 Jan 1997 11:25:12 -0500

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>Speaking as a publisher, I think that it would be very important that the
>lsit of exactly WHO will be allowed to serve ads to my website would be
>important. Could be that some "public service" ads are contrary to my
>editorial line or create conflicts with editorial policy or exising
>advertisers(eg NRA ads on an anti gun server). Perhaps the best way
>would be to have a page where each publisher could define his list of
>acceptable advertisers.
>
>Without this, I don't think that the system would gain popular
>acceptance.
>
>J-M Holder
>Idea Net

Dear J-M,

If a host finds a PSA not to his/her liking, or not in accord with
company policy, we can modify the group to omit the offending ad.

MGB/IDEA Network

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