Everett
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That is a very interesting article. So basically they are saying that if you have an adblocker then prepare for websites to start making you pay to view content to sustain the overhead of the website? That is ridiculous. There wouldn't be a need for AdBlocking if websites didn't load so many flashy, loud, and virussy advertisements. Websites that show these types are ads is the reason why adblocking exist in the first place.
So we are going to be the ones in the future that will need to pay content because we installed a free adblocker? This doesn't sit right with me at all. :(
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I read an interesting article related to this whereby it seems that since Apple allowed iOS9 to support ad blocking technology, it will lead to a considerable impact on online advertising revenues. It could also lead to an increase in the popularity of native advertising. You can read more here http://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2015/10/02/ad-blockers Adblockers definitely reduce the income advertisers could be getting. However I feel that it is a user's right to be able to choose if he wants to view an ad or not. Ads can be so frustrating at times, and this has eventually been a contributing factor to the emergence and popularity of adblockers. I read an interesting article related to this whereby it seems that since Apple allowed iOS9 to support ad blocking technology, it will lead to a considerable impact on online advertising revenues. It could also lead to an increase in the popularity of native advertising. You can read more here ?http://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2015/10/02/ad-blockers
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