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Privacy and advertising

This page explains how advertising works on The Ark-La-Tex Gazette and what the site keeps in your browser.

How we measure our own ads

We count how often our ads are shown, seen and clicked, as totals by ad, spot and device. We do not use cookies or track individual readers for this.

Whether you are a member can affect how many ads you see. We do not store that with ad data, and ad measurement does not identify you, your session or your device.

Advertisers and sponsored stories

Ads are labeled “Advertisement”. Sponsored stories carry a “Sponsored” label that stays on the story for as long as it is sponsored. Ad and sponsor links go to the advertiser’s own website, which has its own privacy practices, and are marked as sponsored links.

What the site keeps in your browser

Like most sites, we store a small amount of information in your browser so the site works as you expect: to keep you signed in as a member, to count the free stories you have read, and to remember simple display settings. None of it describes you personally. You can clear it at any time in your browser settings; you may then need to sign in again.

When you contact us or subscribe

If you send us a message, we use your name and email address only to read and answer it. If you join our newsletter or a membership, we use your email address to send what you signed up for. We do not sell your information.

Questions? Contact our team.