The Onion Gives a Glimpse of Google's Mobile 'Whisper Ad' Marketing

In a recent report from the Onion News Network, Tech Trends reporter Jeff Tate gives some deadpan insight into Google's hypothetical "whisper ads," which bombard cellphone users with recorded commercials and personalized promotional offers -- even during the most dire of 911 emergency calls. It's a witty, outrageous and spot-on satire of online-culture-meets-reality, the likes of which hearkens back to the days of Dave Chappelle's 'Internet Mall.' But, as with most Onion parodies, it ultimately leaves us wondering -- and worrying -- about the very legitimate possibility that this could soon become a reality. [From: Engadget]





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