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Agreed: > if your website can't make money without crappy ads, and nobody looks at your crappy ads because of advances in technology, then blaming that technol
by teaneedz 11y ago
Agreed:
> if your website can't make money without crappy ads, and nobody looks at your crappy ads because of advances in technology, then blaming that technology puts you squarely on the wrong side of history.
However, GOOG would face quite a user backlash if they tried to go with some anti-ad-blocker policy. Not only would they tarnish their brand more, but they would chase more to DuckDuckGo and other service alternatives.
- elialbert 11y agoverr troo, tho the way lobbying works I'm not sure they'd even need to be directly involved with the policy.