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I did read the article. And while I don't particularly care for ads, I think suggesting they are a "malicious stance against human rights" and that ad-supported
by Fomite 10y ago
I did read the article. And while I don't particularly care for ads, I think suggesting they are a "malicious stance against human rights" and that ad-supported media content is an unethical business model is, well, headed well into the realm of the absurd.
- sago 10y agoOdd that you read the article, and came to the conclusion they were against 'ad-supported media', since one of the three possible business models they recommended was ad-supported! The clue was in the first line of the article: "You don’t get it: It’s not about ads, it’s about behavioural targeting and tracking."
- Fomite 10y agoNon-behavioral ads that don't track people are just "worse ads". And sure, they could use worse ads - but they'll need more of them to make up the difference. And that still doesn't make it a malicious violation of human rights.