It didn't take a fertile imagination to believe one day someone would be offered money to link to a company website. Such is the value of a hyperlink. Now a Gawker.com writer has an offer in hand to indicate it's happening. Hamilton Nolan has laid out the correspondence that indicates an advertising agency would pay him $175 to link to a website inside one of his stories. The agency suggests it has bloggers linking to its clients, including several prominent companies, for a fee. In the hours since the story was posted, one publication and one client have denied they are associated with the practice. CommentsStan 10/30/2011 21:32
Speaking of ethics I guess if Rob Ford wants the CBC to quit fabricating lies about him and treat him with kid gloves all he has to do is tell them he is a war criminal. Comments are closed. |