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None. The textbooks would then be subsidized by McDonalds' advertising budget, reducing their profit margin. It's the same as blocking YouTube ads; Google sti
by sneak 3y ago
None. The textbooks would then be subsidized by McDonalds' advertising budget, reducing their profit margin.
It's the same as blocking YouTube ads; Google still pays the creator as if you had watched the ads, so your video playback is being subsidized by Google's ad business profits.
When you choose not to block ads, you aren't "supporting creators", you are supporting Google shareholders.
- vintermann 3y agoPoint is, McDonald's wouldn't do that for long. They don't have that big margins. Google's shareholders might, for a while, for the sake of "control". But either way, it's not sustainable. The anti-adblockers are right about that part. They're just wrong that watching ads without spending a ton of money on the products help matters.