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"Gawker, Huffington Post, The Atlantic, and Forbes, among others include content created by advertisers or are experimenting with them. And it's not always easy to tell the difference between paid and so-called real content other than the appearance of a label of whatever company is sponsoring it. But 6-year-old Buzzfeed, whose motto is to capture the viral web in realtime, has started creating cool list articles, with titles such as "20 Grandpas Who Own the Internet" for its advertisers. That earned a glowing review from the Wall Street Journal, even though the content shows a thorough disregard for copyright and internet etiquette."

This game first became popular on Facebook, and the game is built with Flash. Moving to mobile native apps is not hard from there, because Flash lets you then re-package the same game for iOS and Android with only minor changes required. Advergaming is a product I sincerely wish Moxie would offer to their clients. We still have considerable expertise in building Flash games and content.

Play web app for iPad launched; uncensored thanks to being a web instead of native app

Web app for Google Music Beta

example used in reflecteur- social game on mobile and online (twitter and native app) where users take photos of their energy meters, the lower the usage the more power the user has

Fortune making a web app instead of a native app. Still includes a premium version, but just lets you access more meaningful applications of the content they provide on different companies.

stats for POV on native apps