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moron4hire
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“35-50% of clicks on Reddit Ads are fraudulent”
> Asking publishers to manually approve every single ad that might run is onerous.
Maybe they should find a better business model, then.
Rebelgecko
on Oct 9, 2020
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I think they already have, at least from their perspective
earthboundkid
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Not a single publisher believes the internet is a “better” business model than the old world. Google does. Facebook does.
Rebelgecko
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Aren't those 2 of the biggest publishers?
earthboundkid
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Depends on how you define it. A “publisher” should pay its content producers, so YouTube would be. Nothing else Google or FB do though.
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Maybe they should find a better business model, then.