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It will effectively put vast majority of the Internet behind a paywall. Just turn it into a sort of a cable TV of today. With almost all small publishers closin
by anovikov 7y ago
It will effectively put vast majority of the Internet behind a paywall. Just turn it into a sort of a cable TV of today. With almost all small publishers closing and the rest just charging for what you see, and turning it into a largely unidirectional, top-to-bottom source of information... Because there is no way in the world non-targeted advertisements are going to pay for things, remember those mid-1990s sites all flashing with banners - and yet never making enough.