Apple has paid for a huge ad on the YouTube homepage. This is only the second ad of this size, the first being an ad for the Spore video game. In doing this, Apple will reach a very large audience of its target demographic. But will it actually rope them in?

I find that ads that greatly interfere with my experience on any website backfire intensely, leaving me with a dislike for that company, and not an interest in their product. As it is, this ad isn’t incredibly annoying, but it does shove the content down a considerable amount, possibly blocking it from view on some smaller-screened computers.

What do you think? Annoying or not? Video after the break.

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You all remember the iPhone ad that played during the Academy Awards right? Well it has been confirmed, the iPhone will be released June 29th thanks to 3 new iPhone advertisements available on apple’s site. The 3 new ads named “Never Been an iPod,” “How To” and “Calamari” show off the iPhone’s features in Apple more »