Internet advertising is officially not real

By jlazerus | Published: September 3, 2009

This is from the U.S. Small Business Administration‘s business.gov site concerning advertising your online business, and I quote:

Advertising and marketing on the internet is regulated very similarly to the real world

HA HA! Too bad, internet! You’re not real, as I had suspected all along!

Sorry, feeling a bit cynical today. P.S. What’s with the “A” in SBA? No crossbar: weird.

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