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Oh no, those poor advertisers! Won't someone think of the advertisers?
by freeone3000 9y ago
Oh no, those poor advertisers! Won't someone think of the advertisers?
- graeme 9y agoThat's not what the article is about. Advertisers will always find a way to advertise. The article is about what publishers to do, and speculates that smaller publisher may not be able to create a business model, but larger publishers will be able to adapt ad systems.
- puzzle 9y agoThe paradox is that part of this was brought by large German publishers, or at least one of them, including the election of Juncker.
- oh_sigh 9y agoWhy a paradox? It seems like classic rent seeking.
- puzzle 9y agoYeah, but all these years the targets of the publishers' ires were and have been US tech companies. That includes an op-ed claiming that the publishers are afraid of tech. The same publishers that bragged about swaying elections and decision making in Brussels.
- pouta 9y agoIMO using ads as a revenue model for news publishing is doomed to fail. The incentives between readers/publishers aren't aligned and it is basically a clickbait race to the bottom. Subscription will be the future.