Advertisers are squishing ads in everywhere, including the Windows 10 Start menu
I’m not sure if this is as a result of the Rise of The Ad Blockers, something that I think […]
Read More →Study shows YouTube charges for robot video views
According to a study titled Understanding the detection of fake view fraud in Video Content Portals, it was discovered that […]
Read More →HTTPS is making the web safer for hackers creating malvertising
MalwareBytes recently had a post talking about how an enormous malvertising campaign went on for weeks before being detected. The […]
Read More →is programmatic advertising worth the cost?
Programmatic advertising is for many companies THE way to do advertising. It uses computer systems to automate bidding, making split […]
Read More →The Ad Wars Have Begun – Google is fighting back against ad blockers
I wrote not that long ago that the only way for publishers to fight back against ad blockers was to […]
Read More →Ancestry.com may be using your DNA to determine what ads you see
A recent article from Freedom to Tinker indicates that however invasive you might think Google or Facebook are when it […]
Read More →Mashable post on mobile advertising was shared nearly 2k times but is basically jibberish
I feel sorta bad about the fact that I’m going to go after a post that was written by someone […]
Read More →Study that shows sex and violence don’t sell has hole you could drive a semi through
The Independant and a number of other publications have been running stories on a study that shows sex and violence […]
Read More →The only real way to stop ad blockers: don’t give people using them access to content
For a long time, publishers didn’t really worry about ad blockers. However, as lots and lots of reports have come […]
Read More →No, mobile is not the solution for dealing with Ad Blockers
A recent article in AdWeek said that advertisers who were worried about Ad Blockers should just switch their attention to […]
Read More →Former CEO of Forbes says online advertising too complex, too little transparency
Jim Spanfeller currently runs the Spanfeller Media Group, has the title of chairman emeritus of the Internet Advertising Bureau and […]
Read More →Is it the end for banner ads? LinkedIn and Yelp give display the ax.
We wrote a few days ago about how Flash should go quietly into the night, but won’t. Somewhat related to […]
Read More →Another day, another flash exploit sends malicious codes through ads, so why are flash ads still a thing?
Flash ads are terrible. Along with being memory hogs and crashing people’s browsers, they also allow hackers to send malicious […]
Read More →Advertisers are paying about $1 billion for ads that are never seen due to mobile app fraud
Click fraud is something that has been going on for a while on computers, but a study from Forensiq indicates […]
Read More →Political ads dollars to focus on TV efforts, smoke signals and the abacus
The Washington Post is reporting that political candidates in the United States are intending to spend the GDP of smaller […]
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