Sexually provocative ads, sexually suggestive ads, sexually oriented ads and those that are in bad taste and just plain vulgar fill the airwaves of broadcast and cable TV.
Then there are the claims that are misleading or just seem too good to be true.
Are you concerned about the state of advertising in today's world?
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If so, WND leadership wants to enlist you in a campaign to start cleaning up the world of advertising – starting right here.
"I have written many times about my own concerns in this area," explains Joseph Farah, WND co-founder, along with his wife, Elizabeth. "So I want to ask our viewers to help us ensure we are responsive to your concerns and, at the same time, help us to police advertising we can't always control."
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WND actually serves hundreds of different ads from different advertisers every single day. And while the management of the site can set certain guidelines and parameters for what it finds acceptable and unacceptable, policing what actually appears in WND is no easy task.
Therefore, when you see an ad of questionable merit or taste, please send a screen capture image in an e-mail to Farah.
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"We promise to do our best to investigate the issue and quickly remove any ad that doesn't pass our own high standards – standards we believe to be the most scrupulous anywhere in the media," says Farah. "But it is critically important to get that screen capture so we can act quickly and decisively."
Making a screen capture is easy. Just press the PrintScreen button on your keyboard and then paste the capture into your e-mail.
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