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I am also getting these on my mobile Chrome new tab/discover feed. This one is for an Ars Technica story about Neuromancer… https://discover.aigc/?id=12944643404484710755

Hi. Do you have any more info on that? A screenshot maybe? And ideally the URL that's being called. Will help us find the bad ad (if there is indeed one).

We've updated the story - did some more investigation. Definitely looks like it was Telecity.

Yeah, I don't think we have such a public statement at the moment - and maybe that's something we should rectify. All I can tell you is that native content/advertorial would be ver…

Heya. I'm the editor of Ars Technica UK, where this story was originally published. It's not native advertising. The author just really likes the 911. Ars doesn't do native adverti…

Author here. I was being ironic :) I'm an equal-opportunities OS user. I have two Linux boxes (Slackware!), two Windows boxes, and an OS X laptop within arm's reach of my desk. I w…

Ditto. The OP probably just visits Wikipedia a lot, so Google is bumping it up to the top.

It's a bit of a leap to go from 'Zynga must tell Facebook about any games it's about to launch' to 'FACEBOOK CAN VETO ZYNGA GAMES OMG!' Facebook probably just wants a little warnin…

Yea, I actually played with that sentence a few times. I thought about making it clear that Firefox and Thunderbird weren't called Firefox and Thunderbird when they were part of Mo…

Yep, very good point. Inserted a paragraph about it on page five ("Firefox 1.0") - thanks :)

Aza Raskin has written about the Home button before: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/the-problem-with-home/ And other iPhone buttons, too: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/in_my_rec…

I'm blushing :) Yes, I actually got to the last paragraph and realized that I could then dive into Google Fiber and Chrome OS... but I had to wrap it up! There's definitely more to…

re: 6 -- there were very few performance tweaks in FF6. Mostly CSS3 and HTML5 additions. FF7 is the 'performance' build (Azure, first round of start-up, smaller memory footprint). …

Can echo that Nightly (8) is very stable on Windows, too.

iSuppli breakdown is here: http://www.isuppli.com/Teardowns/News/Pages/HP-TouchPad-Carries-$318-Bill-of-Materials.aspx

I thought about throwing 'silver' in before the 'surfer', but now I'm glad I didn't.

Thanks, I'll put that into the story.