Somewhere in the middle

Somewhere in the middle

Web sites lose to Google, AOL in race for Obama, Romney campaign ads
Published Oct 5, 2012 at 9:00 am (Updated Oct 5, 2012)


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(From The Washington Post) Don’t expect any ads for President Obama across the top of Prospect.org, the online incarnation of liberal monthly magazine the American Prospect. However warmly editors there may feel about him, it is blocking ads from his campaign as part of a pricing dispute that has pitted many political Web sites — on both the left and right — against their ideological allies.

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