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by jsonne 7y ago
FB is CPM (Generally) Google is both depending on the ad product.
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by jsonne 7y ago
It depends. Sometimes yes, often times no you need multiple brand touches before someone makes a decision. In the FB ads community most people run sequenced video funnels and then try and get you to click and buy. It works because FB tracks
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by jsonne 7y ago
You don't have to burn it. In theory governments or environmental groups could simple buy and store it.
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by jsonne 8y ago
Or New Zealand: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/10/0...
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by jsonne 8y ago
Facebook also asked users in Australia for their naked photos. This isn't even the weirdest privacy invading request that they've had recently. This is business as usual. https://www.irishnews.com/magazine/tec
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by jsonne 8y ago
By all means Facebook can decide to be a publisher if they wish. That does mean though that they shouldn't be able to hide behind DMCA safeharbor. If they want to prioritize content they need to accept the responsibility that comes alo
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by jsonne 8y ago
A similar point was actually made about Twitter on Joe Rogan's podcast recently.
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by jsonne 8y ago
I'm seriously considering dumping Uber after they charged me for a ride pass while my app was neither open nor was there even a ride pass available for purchase in my area at the time. Most of my friends are moving back to lyft at this
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by jsonne 8y ago
I assure you the wheat field will survive without the skyscraper, the other way around not so much. Cities may believe that they are independent of agrarian and rural society but the reality is that modern cities consume an incredible amoun
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by jsonne 8y ago
I'm hardly an authority but I've been doing daily stoic journaling for about 9 months. Stoicism isn't about passivity, though I can see how people think that, it's about 1. Accepting your circumstances 2. Understanding w
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by jsonne 8y ago
Watching the damage control efforts in real time is always fascinating to me.
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by jsonne 8y ago
Yeah that's not really the argument I'm making. The argument I'm making is that Facebook is acting as a publisher and publishers don't have DMCA protection which is what makes the model work. They want the privileges wit
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by jsonne 8y ago
If those websites wish to police speech to this degree then they can reclassify themselves as publishers and accept all the legal burdens that come with it. At least then they'd be intellectually honest.
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by jsonne 8y ago
I mean that is exactly what the thread was about. Legalism, and the 1st amendment is very uninteresting as an argument about morals to me. The principle of the freedom of speech is an interesting moral argument which these platforms (publis
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by jsonne 8y ago
I'm not picking on you in particular, but this is a rather annoying argument that people bring up that is utterly nonsensical. Companies can and do cause harm to individuals. No they can't put you in jail but they can otherwise is
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by jsonne 8y ago
Good. With the amount of curation, censorship, and agenda pushing Google does they're essentially a publisher. They should be treated as such.
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by jsonne 8y ago
"Man reflects on horror of being millionaire instead of billionaire." Should we start a Gofundme for him? What an unimaginable fate to befall someone.
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by jsonne 8y ago
I'm tired and it's late but I just want to say that the author makes a fair number of unsubstantiated claims and assertions. 1. That "organic" users are somehow more real than users acquired by paid acquisition. 2. That
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by jsonne 8y ago
Nothing to add just wanted to say great story. Thanks for sharing.
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by jsonne 8y ago
Strengthen. Many Christian apologists would look at things like physics as "proof" God exists. Then again I'm Catholic which tends to treat science (at least these days) more as the how rather than the why if that makes sense
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by jsonne 8y ago
The crux of the argument that they're making here is actually oft repeated by many mainstream Christians.
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by jsonne 8y ago
You could eliminate most of the problem by Amazon just ditching seller central and moving to exclusively vendor central where Amazon is purchasing from the buyers but they still manage their listings, marketing, etc. Since Amazon purchases
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by jsonne 8y ago
Most media buyers do in fact verify their media buys. There's an entire cottage industry of people that actually watch tv programs to make sure commercials ran, drive out to billboards to verify the right ones were put up, etc. While I
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by jsonne 8y ago
Just a nitpick, most savvy advertisers know that the discount code alone isn't how they measure ROI (or more appropriately ROAS) on a media buy. You look at other things like an increase in organic search or direct traffic, social ment
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by jsonne 8y ago
This was actually a major selling point for Trump during the election until it wasn't.
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by jsonne 8y ago
I'm sorry, but this is such a weak argument. 1. A "lessons learned" isn't days or weeks or months of harassment. Almost always are the punishments for the crimes grossly outsized. 2. "But no one was hanged here&quo
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by jsonne 8y ago
You don't get to the size they do and simply die. They'll be acquired and vertically integrated in a way that lets them be competitive on price. You can break even on the ride if you make it up in harvesting data, showing in car a
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by jsonne 8y ago
This is both arrogant and ignorant at the same time. New York, I'm sure, is a great city, but it is not the end all be all of everything. The next time you sit down at one of your fancy Manhattan restaurants I would encourage you to hu
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by jsonne 8y ago
Getting hit with her course (For only $79!!!!1!!11!) at the end of the article is such a hilarious pot kettle situation and lack of self awareness I'm frankly stunned.

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