Let us now sing the praises of the wonders of technology, specifically Microsoft’s ad network:

CNBC was not amused when its website served up ads of women trying to entice clicks by unbuttoning their tops. It happens. The ads appeared on CNBC.com without this week a vetting process because it relies on Microsoft’s ad network to feed ads to their site. They complained, and Microsoft pulled them. “These ads aren’t exactly porn, but they cross the business journalism decorum code, I believe,” Allen Wastler, CNBC.com’s managing editor, wrote on the site. … earlier this week, there was a similar problem when a DNC Obama ad showed up on several Clear Channel station websites alongside links touting “Celebrity Tramp Stamps” and “Red Light Girls.”

Celebrity Tramp Stamps? He is a celebrity!