From: Inside AdSense Team
http://groups.google.com/group/Inside-AdSense/browse_thread/thread/d298d981f3dca135?hl=en
As it's becoming easier and easier to embed videos and pictures on
websites, many publishers are now enhancing their current text content
with relevant videos and photos. We wholeheartedly support adding these
different forms of content to improve the user experience on your site
-- hey, we like watching entertaining YouTube videos too! But here's a
friendly reminder about keeping our program policies in mind when you
choose video and image content for your site.Before posting videos or
pictures on a page with Google ads, put yourself in an advertiser's
position and consider whether you would want to have your ad displayed
on the page. If your content might potentially be seen as offensive or
disturbing, an advertiser may not be comfortable running their ads on
that page. Here are a few specific types of content that you can check
for:
- Adult or mature: Includes, but is not limited to, images and videos
containing sexual activity, full nudity, and lewd poses. Please review
this recent post to determine whether your content might fall into this
category.
- Violent or gory: Can include images and videos of street-fighting,
people hurting each other, or gruesome accidents and their victims.
- Culturally insensitive or hate speech: Includes content promoting
racial intolerance or advocating against a specific individual, group,
or organization.Also, keep in mind that publishers may not place
AdSense ads on pages involved in the unauthorized distribution of
copyrighted materials. Unauthorized copyrighted materials include
music, movies, images, or any other copyrighted material that the
publisher does not own or license from the copyright owner.The list
above is by no means exhaustive, since there are always some borderline
cases which will feature content that may be tame to one person but
offensive to another. If you're uncertain about specific pictures or
videos, we recommend that you err on the side of caution and refrain
from placing this content on pages containing Google ads. In addition,
if you host a site with user-generated content, we ask that you
continually monitor your network to ensure that ads don't appear
alongside the types of content described here.Posted by Dan Zilic -
AdSense Publisher Support
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 1/16/2008 11:03:00 AM
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