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I'm building http://shoptimate.com, http://exactsameroom.com and http://datafeedapi.com
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I'm pretty sure that big players do complain and they'll get a "first cookie" or at least partial attribution for the sales they make.
They insert themselves on the cart page which is the final step of the purchase funnel when the product, the seller and the purchase has already been decided.
For now, it seems better.
I think old content is overrated. People subscribe for the new stuff. If they watch old stuff, it's mostly to fill the time before a new show comes out.
I'm running an adtech platform for newspapers (I do price comparison and I believe that I add value to the product review articles) and newspapers need to generate revenue. They usually have loads of staff from decades ago when people were still buying paper journals and magazines.
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The most interesting part is probably how Facebook will compete with TikTok in the coming months and years.
However I don’t think Esperanto has a shot at becoming a major language.
I started working on http://blockedby.com , a monitoring tool to warn you when a rule would impact your website.
But after contacting a few websites that did have the issue on the forum, I couldn't find any that actually wanted to prevent this. A few discussions with publishers told me that they're more interested in convincing their users to give up on ad blockers rather than face the fact that people are not going to abandon ad blockers.
And the Chicago Convention seems to have been revised 8 times already (according to Wikipedia) so it’s not set in stone.
The gathering of browser data in the privacy policy is to cover things taken by my Apache logs or click statistics (which I sometimes need to charge stores that pay me per click). But I don't monetize this in any shape or form.
If you're at the edge of the 45% rate, the extra 100€ will be taxed at 50%, but the amount you earned previously will not be impacted and still be taxed as before.
I’m wondering if the minimum isn’t just 6-9 months.
The goal is to let you know if you're about to be impacted by a false positive. I've been there and it sucks as your users leave your site or contact your support team.
If my users are all using list based blockers (adblock, uBlock, mobiles, proxies, ...) and those lists block my content, I'd like to know quickly so I can appeal to the list maintainers.
I've had the issue at one of my projects where an overly broad rule blocked all my images.
Or that Alexa has won the home automation already ?