They should all be like this

 An excellent example of a cookie notice ...

[from eastridingcoastandcountryside.co.uk]

someone paid for this/these

 The search was for "Kingsway Hotel Cleethorpes" and the first two listings were ads.

 [1] There is an argument that no organization should pay for an ad when the search is for its brand name, but then in the days of more ads and  zero clicks maybe that argument has weakened? 

[2] The second advertiser has paid for an ad to appear on the SERP for "Kingsway Hotel Cleethorpes" ... when they don't even have a hotel anywhere in Cleethorpes. Hmmmmmm.

someone paid for this ...

 I was thinking I could use a small flask, so I searched on Google for "250 ml flask" ... and none of the sponsored  returns [adverts] featured a 250 ml flask. In other words, those [dim] folks had paid for the key word "flask" thinking - I assume - that I would see a 500 ml flask think 'that will do'.  Sometimes I despair.

PC, tablet and phone use

 This image is part of an article on B2B sales to schools - but the reason I've included it is that  [according to this] '... 90% of K12 students use computers or tablets in school and nearly half at home'. 

What? Only half of students use computers or tablets at home? Does this mean they use phones? I hope so or they're missing out in their education. 

Doh!

 When the web designer can't get the page spacing right [it's not rocket science]

web page of no return

 We've all been there, you click on a link but the website requires you to pay or see adverts - but this is what I got on my ipad for inews.co.uk. Yep, this is the whole screen .. leaving no way to get off the page without closing the window. 

Snap up one of these bargains before they're gone