Or if they are publishers or Internet advertising providers, they explore taking advertisements from i-gaming operators.
"Or airports refusing to take advertisements from green groups ('political') but taking advertisements that promote and brand mining companies".
Scour is now contemplating a variety of business models, including taking advertisements, selling subscriptions and selling multimedia content.
Keenist said the Lions did not allow the station to take advertisements from casinos or exotic dance clubs.
And the company that had prided itself on not taking advertisements is about to start a hotel-booking service on its Web site.
Barcelona, one of the biggest clubs in Europe, has forgone a possible euro10m ($9.2m) a year in sponsorship money by refusing to take advertisements on its shirts.
Yahoo closed a section devoted to pornographic videos in its shopping area, and it said that it would no longer take advertisements from pornographic Web sites.
Ucas Progress says it currently only takes advertisements from education and training providers to put on its website and does not mail children directly.
"They should be taking advertisements, they should hold seminars, news conferences," said Howard J. Rubenstein, president of Rubenstein Associates, who argues for a more effusive mea culpa.
When Google Glass was first announced last year, virtual reality experts noted that prototype versions of similar wearable computers had taken advertisements in the real world and replaced them with virtual ads.
