Strange Bedfellows

Alex · 05-10-2006, 08:34 AM

Yeah, it looks like they're just standard Doubleclick ad spaces. Disney can reject any ads if they want, but as GD says, why would they want.

What I don't understand is that Disney has on the payroll some of the most advanced, most modern, most standards friendly front end coders in the country (ESPN has been a leader in implementing almost fully compliant HTML/CSS) and yet almost every Web page they produce outside of the ESPN realm is coded as if it is 1997. This page hasn't a single <DIV> tags, no external style sheet, and is using tables in the most old-fashioned positioning way imaginable.

05-10-2006, 08:34 AM	#9
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Yeah, it looks like they're just standard Doubleclick ad spaces. Disney can reject any ads if they want, but as GD says, why would they want. What I don't understand is that Disney has on the payroll some of the most advanced, most modern, most standards friendly front end coders in the country (ESPN has been a leader in implementing almost fully compliant HTML/CSS) and yet almost every Web page they produce outside of the ESPN realm is coded as if it is 1997. This page hasn't a single <DIV> tags, no external style sheet, and is using tables in the most old-fashioned positioning way imaginable.
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