The article is heavily biased, of course, because the Guardian gets revenue from advertising. But it still raises some interesting issues about the future of ad

The article is heavily biased, of course, because the Guardian gets revenue from advertising. But it still raises some interesting issues about the future of ad-blocking and earning money online. I was a keen user of readability back in the day. I'm all in favour of a mechanism that allows me to make micropayments to content providers i wish to reward, regardless of how advertising gets involved.