A Visit to the “Music Museum”, Meknes, Morocco
A visit to a museum which demonstrates the musical heritage of Morocco.
A visit to a museum which demonstrates the musical heritage of Morocco.
A look at a classic workhorse — a vintage Fargo truck — spotted in rural Alberta
A sculpture by a modern master was a birthday gift to the Brooklyn Museum by a well-known painter
In Hastings, Minnesota, Marilyn visits a historic house that is one of the last of its style
A sculpture by a modern master was a birthday gift to the Brooklyn Museum by a well-known painter
Another of Paul Heymont’s rambles through Paris, this time on the opposite side of the city
Melissa Joseph: Tender is a temporary exhibit featuring photos of her fiber paintings of human connections
I know what I think: I think that the ads should be so distinct (and funny, or pithy, or whatever tone) that no one could ever mistake them for user content. I’d hate to have to explain over and over that no, Gumbo is NOT recommending luggage sellers or tour companies, or–for that matter–kitchen remodeling in Britain.
The creep over the line is so evident in the newspaper sales pitches for “rare” coins and various remedies dolled up to look like news articles.
Interesting. So ads that look like user generated content seem to strongly imply that the site is directly pushing the product. I will need to drop by Verizon or an Apple store, I suppose, to see how such ads appear to the viewer.
Happily iPad and iPod free. iMan Overboard
I used to find Zagat an extremely helpful aid in planning out special meals on my travels. Not so since Google acquired it. Seems almost as botched as what they did to Frommers.