Are Windows Live Messenger advertisements becoming more obstructive?
on Tue 15 Dec 2009 (21:41 GMT) (20946 views)
Previously we have reported on the content of some advertisments but the worry now is on the obstructive nature of some of these within the contact list and the size of those present in leaked screenshots of Windows Live Messenger 2010 last week. Take the example of the advertisement below (this is the rollover effect):

If the screenshots leaked last week of Windows Live Messenger 10 are indeed real then the situation could get worse:

So what's your opinion of advertising within Windows Live Messenger? Do you patch them out or use skins to mask them up? Do you ever find an advert relevant to your interests? As ever I'm always interested in opinions of users and this post is a response to the concerns I've been hearing the past week.
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Why should I see advertisements in a chat program? They should make money from calling out like everyone else. And also the whole messenger looks like crap.
- Ugly emoticons / animations
- almost never updated and useless gallery of the above
- The whole stuff is BUGGY like hell. Always, all releases
I ask again: Why should I pay by seeing ads on an ALPHA sw?
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