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>It's absolutely the fault of the ad network/ad buying tool/DSP/whatever. So which is it? They generally know whose fault it is, but not whose fault it is (per
by rfnslyr 13y ago
>It's absolutely the fault of the ad network/ad buying tool/DSP/whatever.
So which is it? They generally know whose fault it is, but not whose fault it is (person/team/some developer) is what they probably meant.
- brandnewlow 13y agoIt's the CEO's fault. It's a business decision to allow un-checked code in ads or to not assign enough resources to properly check the code.