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Dave Carroll2 days ago11 min read

Co-Owning Our News Future

Surveillance Capitalism is the alternative.

Maximilian StrohMar 155 min read

Adblock isn’t immoral.

It’s just a common misconception that some website owners want you to believe. But there are arguments for either side, whether blocking ads from websites is immoral, or theft, or actually needed today. But let’s dig deeper into this topic.

The business model…

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Lloyd ShepherdMar 102 min read

Why adblockers might be a good thing for publishers

There’s been a good deal of apocalyptic stuff written about adblockers, with even the UK’s minister of culture sticking his oddly-misinformed oar in to describe them as a ‘modern-day protection racket’. I’ve been thinking about my own response to them — and most…

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AndresFeb 48 min read

Google y los AdBlockers

Los ingresos de Google vienen en un 90% de la publicidad:

Job PlasOct 5, 20158 min read

Imagining the Web without Adblock Plus

Last week, Eyeo GmbH (the parent company of Adblock Plus), won another lawsuit. The win against Axel Springer — the multi-billion dollar German publishing house — was the fourth consecutive win in the German courts.

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Ben Johnson in Gruvi Weekly DigestOct 14, 20154 min read

Ad-blocking — The Rise of VR — Focus on the Audience — Mid Tier Movie Releases Work

Jonathan FrangakisSep 23, 20155 min read

Surviving Ad-blockers: A New Era

Two decades ago, the advent of online ads brought irritation, distraction and annoyance to your online experience. What they didn’t bring was boundaries, the staggering lack of which paved the way for loud, resource hungry, distracting ads.

Rob LeathernNov 23, 20153 min read

Thanks, Network Advertising Initiative!

Why you so broken?

I don’t typically have a content- or ad-blocker turned on. But when someone does, it’s easy to see why they’d consume a lot more content and forget about the woeful ads.