#adreform — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #adreform, aggregated by home.social.
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thinking about this some more and trying to come up with a number for how much #privacy tools are costing content creators...what's the highest value I can realistically get?
If I install privacy tools to protect myself from surveillance ads, should I spend an extra $20/month on content to make up for it?
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thinking about this some more and trying to come up with a number for how much #privacy tools are costing content creators...what's the highest value I can realistically get?
If I install privacy tools to protect myself from surveillance ads, should I spend an extra $20/month on content to make up for it?
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thinking about this some more and trying to come up with a number for how much #privacy tools are costing content creators...what's the highest value I can realistically get?
If I install privacy tools to protect myself from surveillance ads, should I spend an extra $20/month on content to make up for it?
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thinking about this some more and trying to come up with a number for how much #privacy tools are costing content creators...what's the highest value I can realistically get?
If I install privacy tools to protect myself from surveillance ads, should I spend an extra $20/month on content to make up for it?
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thinking about this some more and trying to come up with a number for how much #privacy tools are costing content creators...what's the highest value I can realistically get?
If I install privacy tools to protect myself from surveillance ads, should I spend an extra $20/month on content to make up for it?
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Yes, at some point it would make sense to have a conversation about whether users should turn off their ad blockers.
But it makes sense to have the conversation about how advertisers are evading sanctions on Russia and sponsoring copyright-infringing content first.
#AdReform is about more than just user #privacy and #security. It's about what kind of ad-supported businesses we really want to have.
Today's web ads are too dishonest for a lot of people to participate in.
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Yes, at some point it would make sense to have a conversation about whether users should turn off their ad blockers.
But it makes sense to have the conversation about how advertisers are evading sanctions on Russia and sponsoring copyright-infringing content first.
#AdReform is about more than just user #privacy and #security. It's about what kind of ad-supported businesses we really want to have.
Today's web ads are too dishonest for a lot of people to participate in.
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Yes, at some point it would make sense to have a conversation about whether users should turn off their ad blockers.
But it makes sense to have the conversation about how advertisers are evading sanctions on Russia and sponsoring copyright-infringing content first.
#AdReform is about more than just user #privacy and #security. It's about what kind of ad-supported businesses we really want to have.
Today's web ads are too dishonest for a lot of people to participate in.
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Yes, at some point it would make sense to have a conversation about whether users should turn off their ad blockers.
But it makes sense to have the conversation about how advertisers are evading sanctions on Russia and sponsoring copyright-infringing content first.
#AdReform is about more than just user #privacy and #security. It's about what kind of ad-supported businesses we really want to have.
Today's web ads are too dishonest for a lot of people to participate in.
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Yes, at some point it would make sense to have a conversation about whether users should turn off their ad blockers.
But it makes sense to have the conversation about how advertisers are evading sanctions on Russia and sponsoring copyright-infringing content first.
#AdReform is about more than just user #privacy and #security. It's about what kind of ad-supported businesses we really want to have.
Today's web ads are too dishonest for a lot of people to participate in.
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"What has been different is that the dominant advertising platforms are interested in displaying editorial content with their ads, but not pay for its creation — and imperiling many news outlets in the process."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/np-view-deal-with-google-a-big-step-forward-for-the-news-industry
(to be fair, news sites would not be in this situation in the first place if they hadn't under-invested in software in the 1990s and allowed VLOPs to emerge. But now that there is such a thing as VLOPs, Canada's approach makes sense)
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"What has been different is that the dominant advertising platforms are interested in displaying editorial content with their ads, but not pay for its creation — and imperiling many news outlets in the process."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/np-view-deal-with-google-a-big-step-forward-for-the-news-industry
(to be fair, news sites would not be in this situation in the first place if they hadn't under-invested in software in the 1990s and allowed VLOPs to emerge. But now that there is such a thing as VLOPs, Canada's approach makes sense)
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"What has been different is that the dominant advertising platforms are interested in displaying editorial content with their ads, but not pay for its creation — and imperiling many news outlets in the process."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/np-view-deal-with-google-a-big-step-forward-for-the-news-industry
(to be fair, news sites would not be in this situation in the first place if they hadn't under-invested in software in the 1990s and allowed VLOPs to emerge. But now that there is such a thing as VLOPs, Canada's approach makes sense)
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"What has been different is that the dominant advertising platforms are interested in displaying editorial content with their ads, but not pay for its creation — and imperiling many news outlets in the process."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/np-view-deal-with-google-a-big-step-forward-for-the-news-industry
(to be fair, news sites would not be in this situation in the first place if they hadn't under-invested in software in the 1990s and allowed VLOPs to emerge. But now that there is such a thing as VLOPs, Canada's approach makes sense)
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"What has been different is that the dominant advertising platforms are interested in displaying editorial content with their ads, but not pay for its creation — and imperiling many news outlets in the process."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/np-view-deal-with-google-a-big-step-forward-for-the-news-industry
(to be fair, news sites would not be in this situation in the first place if they hadn't under-invested in software in the 1990s and allowed VLOPs to emerge. But now that there is such a thing as VLOPs, Canada's approach makes sense)
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fan theory: there would be far less annoying and deceptive stuff on the Internet if houses were affordable on an honest IT salary
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fan theory: there would be far less annoying and deceptive stuff on the Internet if houses were affordable on an honest IT salary
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fan theory: there would be far less annoying and deceptive stuff on the Internet if houses were affordable on an honest IT salary
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fan theory: there would be far less annoying and deceptive stuff on the Internet if houses were affordable on an honest IT salary
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fan theory: there would be far less annoying and deceptive stuff on the Internet if houses were affordable on an honest IT salary
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reporter emails are an underrated web privacy tool
"An ACT spokesperson declined to comment, but a few days after The Markup reached out for comment, we tested the ACT account page for the pixel again, and found that it was no longer sending personal data to Facebook."
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2023/11/22/facebook-watches-teens-online-as-they-prep-for-college
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reporter emails are an underrated web privacy tool
"An ACT spokesperson declined to comment, but a few days after The Markup reached out for comment, we tested the ACT account page for the pixel again, and found that it was no longer sending personal data to Facebook."
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2023/11/22/facebook-watches-teens-online-as-they-prep-for-college
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reporter emails are an underrated web privacy tool
"An ACT spokesperson declined to comment, but a few days after The Markup reached out for comment, we tested the ACT account page for the pixel again, and found that it was no longer sending personal data to Facebook."
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2023/11/22/facebook-watches-teens-online-as-they-prep-for-college
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reporter emails are an underrated web privacy tool
"An ACT spokesperson declined to comment, but a few days after The Markup reached out for comment, we tested the ACT account page for the pixel again, and found that it was no longer sending personal data to Facebook."
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2023/11/22/facebook-watches-teens-online-as-they-prep-for-college
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reporter emails are an underrated web privacy tool
"An ACT spokesperson declined to comment, but a few days after The Markup reached out for comment, we tested the ACT account page for the pixel again, and found that it was no longer sending personal data to Facebook."
https://themarkup.org/pixel-hunt/2023/11/22/facebook-watches-teens-online-as-they-prep-for-college
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yes, the most important reading assignment to understand online advertising is this one on "scam culture"
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/10/opinion/scams-trust-institutions.html
There has always been some respect for trickster figures, including founders building after they sell—but historically "fake it til you make it" has been what you do to break into respectable business, and then you go legit
Now, deception is tolerated even by large co.s that could afford to operate in accordance with business norms
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yes, the most important reading assignment to understand online advertising is this one on "scam culture"
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/10/opinion/scams-trust-institutions.html
There has always been some respect for trickster figures, including founders building after they sell—but historically "fake it til you make it" has been what you do to break into respectable business, and then you go legit
Now, deception is tolerated even by large co.s that could afford to operate in accordance with business norms
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yes, the most important reading assignment to understand online advertising is this one on "scam culture"
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/10/opinion/scams-trust-institutions.html
There has always been some respect for trickster figures, including founders building after they sell—but historically "fake it til you make it" has been what you do to break into respectable business, and then you go legit
Now, deception is tolerated even by large co.s that could afford to operate in accordance with business norms
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yes, the most important reading assignment to understand online advertising is this one on "scam culture"
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/10/opinion/scams-trust-institutions.html
There has always been some respect for trickster figures, including founders building after they sell—but historically "fake it til you make it" has been what you do to break into respectable business, and then you go legit
Now, deception is tolerated even by large co.s that could afford to operate in accordance with business norms
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yes, the most important reading assignment to understand online advertising is this one on "scam culture"
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/10/opinion/scams-trust-institutions.html
There has always been some respect for trickster figures, including founders building after they sell—but historically "fake it til you make it" has been what you do to break into respectable business, and then you go legit
Now, deception is tolerated even by large co.s that could afford to operate in accordance with business norms
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite Surveillance advertisers are trying to "convert" you, so you have to convert them right back
https://blog.zgp.org/marketer-journey/
#privacy #surveillanceAdvertising #surveillanceCapitalism #adReform
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite Surveillance advertisers are trying to "convert" you, so you have to convert them right back
https://blog.zgp.org/marketer-journey/
#privacy #surveillanceAdvertising #surveillanceCapitalism #adReform
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite Surveillance advertisers are trying to "convert" you, so you have to convert them right back
https://blog.zgp.org/marketer-journey/
#privacy #surveillanceAdvertising #surveillanceCapitalism #adReform
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite Surveillance advertisers are trying to "convert" you, so you have to convert them right back
https://blog.zgp.org/marketer-journey/
#privacy #surveillanceAdvertising #surveillanceCapitalism #adReform
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite Surveillance advertisers are trying to "convert" you, so you have to convert them right back
https://blog.zgp.org/marketer-journey/
#privacy #surveillanceAdvertising #surveillanceCapitalism #adReform
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I'm not an Apple Safari power user and still trying to find a good #trackingProtection extension to recommend (I think I'm good on recommendations for Firefox, Google Chrome, and MSFT Edge)
Is Magic Lasso the best option? (They say they deal with the YouTube ads which IMHO is a high priority, and they don't block ads like the ones on daringfireball.net which are legit)
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/04/12/magic-lasso-adblock
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I'm not an Apple Safari power user and still trying to find a good #trackingProtection extension to recommend (I think I'm good on recommendations for Firefox, Google Chrome, and MSFT Edge)
Is Magic Lasso the best option? (They say they deal with the YouTube ads which IMHO is a high priority, and they don't block ads like the ones on daringfireball.net which are legit)
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/04/12/magic-lasso-adblock
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I'm not an Apple Safari power user and still trying to find a good #trackingProtection extension to recommend (I think I'm good on recommendations for Firefox, Google Chrome, and MSFT Edge)
Is Magic Lasso the best option? (They say they deal with the YouTube ads which IMHO is a high priority, and they don't block ads like the ones on daringfireball.net which are legit)
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/04/12/magic-lasso-adblock
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I'm not an Apple Safari power user and still trying to find a good #trackingProtection extension to recommend (I think I'm good on recommendations for Firefox, Google Chrome, and MSFT Edge)
Is Magic Lasso the best option? (They say they deal with the YouTube ads which IMHO is a high priority, and they don't block ads like the ones on daringfireball.net which are legit)
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/04/12/magic-lasso-adblock
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I'm not an Apple Safari power user and still trying to find a good #trackingProtection extension to recommend (I think I'm good on recommendations for Firefox, Google Chrome, and MSFT Edge)
Is Magic Lasso the best option? (They say they deal with the YouTube ads which IMHO is a high priority, and they don't block ads like the ones on daringfireball.net which are legit)
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/04/12/magic-lasso-adblock
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"While the risks continued to grow (e.g., a rising youth mental health crisis, widespread collection and sharing of sensitive health and location data in a post-Dobbs landscape), there had been no meaningful change in the [advertising] industry."
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"While the risks continued to grow (e.g., a rising youth mental health crisis, widespread collection and sharing of sensitive health and location data in a post-Dobbs landscape), there had been no meaningful change in the [advertising] industry."
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"While the risks continued to grow (e.g., a rising youth mental health crisis, widespread collection and sharing of sensitive health and location data in a post-Dobbs landscape), there had been no meaningful change in the [advertising] industry."
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"While the risks continued to grow (e.g., a rising youth mental health crisis, widespread collection and sharing of sensitive health and location data in a post-Dobbs landscape), there had been no meaningful change in the [advertising] industry."
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"While the risks continued to grow (e.g., a rising youth mental health crisis, widespread collection and sharing of sensitive health and location data in a post-Dobbs landscape), there had been no meaningful change in the [advertising] industry."
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the price of a mixture of 95% chocolates and 5% turds is less than 95% of the price of just chocolates
(and once you understand that, you're halfway to understanding web #adReform)
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the price of a mixture of 95% chocolates and 5% turds is less than 95% of the price of just chocolates
(and once you understand that, you're halfway to understanding web #adReform)
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the price of a mixture of 95% chocolates and 5% turds is less than 95% of the price of just chocolates
(and once you understand that, you're halfway to understanding web #adReform)
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the price of a mixture of 95% chocolates and 5% turds is less than 95% of the price of just chocolates
(and once you understand that, you're halfway to understanding web #adReform)
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the price of a mixture of 95% chocolates and 5% turds is less than 95% of the price of just chocolates
(and once you understand that, you're halfway to understanding web #adReform)