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No need for a conspiracy: one popular article sparks the submission of something similar, and given there was enough interest to make the first one popular, it'
by ineedasername 6y ago
No need for a conspiracy: one popular article sparks the submission of something similar, and given there was enough interest to make the first one popular, it's not uncommon for another to become popular.
- f430 6y agoI see lot of anxious people from the ad industry commenting on these threads trying to convince the rest of us we are wrong. It's funny how quickly the word conspiracy is used by the party that has most to lose. It's more likely that people have spend the past 10 years buying into the online ad industry, got burned and finding out it wasn't because they weren't spending enough it was that they were defrauded. We should see class action lawsuits over the next 10 year horizon that will put a massive hit to the shady ad tech industry. Millions of small to big businesses were defrauded out of their ad spend and now the industry will simply make way to a whole new scam.