Why the ‘Queen of the Mommy Bloggers’ had to quit

Michelle Dean: The problem, Armstrong says, was that because she felt so beholden to them, she was agreeing to do just about anything to keep the advertisers happy. I hate the title of this post, but it encapsulates so well what I talked about in the native advertising post. It’s not that people who do…

Michelle Dean:

The problem, Armstrong says, was that because she felt so beholden to them, she was agreeing to do just about anything to keep the advertisers happy.

I hate the title of this post, but it encapsulates so well what I talked about in the native advertising post. It’s not that people who do this are evil, or have bad intentions. It’s that they get caught up in it.

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