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fighting back against ad blockers archive/dissertation

Google’s decision to ban AdNauseum was only the latest salvo in an ongoing war over online advertising. The industry and publishers have recently been fighting back against ad blockers, for instance, by requiring visitors to disable them if they want to view a page. In August, Facebook announced it…

Fast Company How Google Blocked A Guerrilla Fighter In The Ad War by DJ Pangburn
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why Google banned AdNauseum archive/dissertation

Google and its parent company, Alphabet, which dominates the market for online ads and made an estimated $79 billion from them in 2016, has taken a largely hands-off approach to the potentially existential threat of ad blockers. And, according to recent reports, it now plans to include “ad-filterin…

How Google Blocked A Guerrilla Fighter In The Ad War by DJ Pangburn
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Apple and Microsoft embracing ad-blocking archive/dissertation

Moreover, when Apple made ad blockers available in its App Store last fall, they quickly became among the most downloaded apps. And later this year, Microsoft is reportedly going to allow an extension to its Edge browser that supports the most popular blocker, Adblock Plus. Read what you will into …

The New York Times The Ad Blocking Wars by Kate Murphy
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stats on the use of ad-blocking software archive/dissertation

[...] that the use of ad-blocking software grew 41 percent last year, with 198 million active users worldwide, according to a study conducted by Adobe and PageFair. This represents an existential threat to the $50 billion online advertising industry and has ignited a bitter feud between advertisers…

The Ad Blocking Wars by Kate Murphy
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Tim O’Reilly wants you to know that it will be worth it

If you’ve lost your job, and can’t find another one, or were never able to find steady full-time employment in the first place between automation, outsourcing, and strings of financial meltdowns, Tim O’Reilly wants you to know you shouldn’t be mad. If you’ve been driven into the exploitative arms o…

The Outline Why is anyone listening to Tim O’Reilly? by Molly Sauter