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Originally Posted by itme64
As today's tracking and analysis systems can't provide an accurate answer, very few publishers know the extent of their losses and tend to underestimate the problem.
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This doesn't solve the underlying problem: surfers hate web advertising, which is why they're using ad blockers. Blocking the ad blockers is only going to piss off surfers even more.
I read this article a few days ago:
https://medium.com/on-blendle/blendl...r-f3b799022edc and it makes me wonder if some kind of micropayment solution for all kinds of websites might be a better way to remunerate content creators and publishers.