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I don't think they are swearing off advertising completely - as the commenter above says, its more a result of the economic environment. Of course, innovation i
by shafqat 18y ago
I don't think they are swearing off advertising completely - as the commenter above says, its more a result of the economic environment. Of course, innovation in the ad space, especially to replace old-school banner ads would be a huge opportunity.
- ram1024 18y agoyes, you can imagine worldwide frustration over poor monetization of these "internet eyeballs" is reaching a boiling point. i am VERY surprised the solution isn't here yet
- wensing 18y agoi am VERY surprised the solution isn't here yet Not to go all DHH on you, but you could create content people are willing to pay for.
- helveticaman 18y ago>but you could create content people are willing to pay for. I'm sure he/she can try, but not sure / could achieve this goal. Out of the thousands of web/online services, I only pay money to 4: 1password, paypal, skype, and itunes. While in theory one could get at least one dude to pay for a service, I doubt a randomly selected poster on Hacker News can get enough cash this way to buy a taco on a regular basis (i.e. often enough to survive on the calories). At least in the current situation.