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The issue is the margins are too thin. 2 hemi-googles would have the exact same issue. You can't spend 100USD vetting and giving feedback on a 10usds worth of a
by LatteLazy 5y ago
The issue is the margins are too thin. 2 hemi-googles would have the exact same issue. You can't spend 100USD vetting and giving feedback on a 10usds worth of ad. That's true whether you're doing it for 1 customer or 100m. Unless competition means half these sites close and ad prices go way way up...
This is the core issue under a lot of big tech complaints. The same basic logic applies to fake news on social media, counterfeit products on amazon, even scam calls on land line networks.
I would like to see a lot less of this "moderation". But that means people have to accept there might be more ads for scams or gambling or alcohol. Instead they want more moderation. And that means more expense AND more mistakes and unresponsive mega corps.
- jonnycomputer 5y agoWhy only hemi-googles. Google and Amazon etc. need to be broken up into dozens of pieces.
- LatteLazy 5y agoYou can have any number of sub pieces. It won't improve the margin (it will make it worse if anything). So again: how will this help?