> The problem is no-one wants to pay for content, so they have to pay for it with ads, which means satisfying the true customer, the advertiser. This is sort o

> The problem is no-one wants to pay for content, so they have to pay for it with ads, which means satisfying the true customer, the advertiser. This is sort of like blaming the victim, eh? If I visited and paid for CNN for several years, I'm still loading the cruft. I mean, I at times have paid for Hulu and Netflix, and Hulu added ads to its paid content and Netflix is planning to. Perhaps blaming the user for the economics of online content is insufficient.