Badges on websites from TRUSTe, VeriSign and McAffee are commonplace on sites to certify that the site is secure.
Before responsive web design became more commonplace, many site owners built a separate, simpler and sometimes less informative version of their site for their mobile web visitors.
It was interesting to see firsthand the contradictory nature of the Chinese government as described by Mr. Kristof, in that the use of drugs here, while illegal, is commonplace and Web sites we consider harmless, like Facebook, are restricted from the public.
Recognizing that digital-first content is generally short-form in nature, Vessel plans to run less obtrusive, 5-second pre-rolls before videos than the 15- or even 30-second ads that are commonplace on other sites and apps.
They posted so frequently that their copy went up without being edited, a practice that's still commonplace at the site.
Pole dancers at New York Fashion Week are now commonplace (the Web site Pornhub showed a small collection as one of the past week's events); Scott is accustomed to seeing his ideas take root.
The Congressional Black Caucus urged Chesky to address the problem last month and questioned him about how discrimination had become so commonplace on the site.
Today, with the subprime crisis seemingly on the verge of metamorphosing into a recession, references to it have become commonplace on financial Web sites and in the reports of Wall Street analysts.
The festival, which is in its fourth year, begins tomorrow with Fiction Night, featuring "literary cubs and lions," and proceeds through two more days of intellectual and more commonplace fare at myriad sites throughout the city.
Firms such as Internet Real Estate and IREIT buy up thousands of Web sites with commonplace domain names such as africanamericans.com and mutualfunds.com, then load them with Google ads.
