> It's exactly this kind of attitude that is going to lead to paywalls for virtually every type of content on the Internet. And...? Industries where "person w

> It's exactly this kind of attitude that is going to lead to paywalls for virtually every type of content on the Internet. And...? Industries where "person who pays for product" is separated from "person who consumes product" tend to have enormous problems because of that. They are inefficient because the consumer doesn't care about price, and they provide bad product because the person paying doesn't care about quality. Perhaps it is indeed time to consider crazy, wacky, out-there alternatives such as paying for content. > What you call reality, I call a house of cards. If the "house of cards" that is online journalism does finally collapse once and for all, ad blockers will have done a massive service for humanity.