Google thinks you’re willing to pay to get YouTube ad free
In today’s news: YouTube to offer ad free paid service, ad blockers blocking more than just ads and more…
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 →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 →Native ads are popular, but people say they hate them, want banner ads
In today’s news: People say they hate native ads, Apple says one thing and does another and more…
Read More →Publishers rarely find success with paid subscriptions, so advertising is needed to make ends meet
Hubspot’s Digital Publishing Benchmarks Report Snapshot: Monetization indicates that most publishers can’t make it by only charging for content, and […]
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 →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 →Twitter and Facebook disappoint with Q2 earnings reports
In today’s news: Facebook and Twitter subpar Q2 earnings, Google offers a bunch of updates and more.
Read More →Google to require publishers to get Cookie consent
In today’s news: Google passes on EU cookie requirements, Pandora launches Sponsored Listening, and more…
Read More →Google introduces 360 degrees video ads for Youtube, and they are amazing!
New video ads for Youtube, Aol gives choice between an ad and a survey, Twitter introduces event-based targeting and more.
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 […]
Read More →How banner blindness is made necessary by these kinds of websites
One of the things that I really like about AdWords is that there are a limited number of ads and […]
Read More →Rising Facebook Competitor “Ello” strikes back at Facebook… on Facebook.
In an effort to remind people that it exists as well as to take a shot at it’s much, much […]
Read More →Failing to be Facebook, Twitter takes a crack at Amazon & Google Shopping
Summary: Twitter is testing a new shopping platform to buy items from tweets but it appears to be not well thought out.
Read More →Google cross reporting to fix “leaky conversion” issue
During a livestream in April, Google said that they would be offering improved tracking capabilities, and it was just announced […]
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