Crypto May End Wars of Online Advertisers Vs. Users
Of Online Advertising and Adblockers. In the undeclared war between online advertisers and Internet users, a new dynamic promises to change everything. ADZcoin suggests a radical approach in terms of web content monetization, using its own brand of cryptocurrency to pay costs to content creators. Ad blockers and advertisements both have become ubiquitous on the internet. There is hardly any website on the internet today that does not have some form of advertising on it. Ad blockers are thus the favoured tool of Internet users that do not want to be distracted by flashing adverts or even....
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Texas police arrested Backpage.com CEO Carl Ferrer on Thursday and will move to shut down the site. The classified ad site is accused of human trafficking through its adult services section, which reportedly makes 90 per cent of its revenues. The arrest was a joint operation between the Texas and California attorneys-general offices. This case does not accuse anyone of providing or paying for adult services with bitcoin. However, digital currency was a popular payment method for site advertisers who could not use mainstream payment channels. Bitcoin brokerage Paxful produced this video,....
Online advertising has exploded into a $40bn industry, and unfortunately for many Internet users, this increase has come with the cost of often-annoying user experiences. To be fair, online advertising has been a boon for the Internet and for content creators. The idea of a digital canvas for advertisers to reach consumers on was enticing in the 1990s at the dawn of the web, and it has enabled many media outlets to weather the transition from print to digital. Given the size of the industry and many consumers' distaste for invasive display ads, a number of entrepreneurs have started to....
PopIsle, an advertising network connecting advertisers with online publishers, has announced in a press release that it has expanded its payment options by paying publishers with bitcoin. As a result, the company claims it has received an increase in interest from publishers. Ad networks usually use checks, PayPal and other means to transfer currencies. In certain countries, these transfers require a lot of time to process, leading to payment delays. The transfers also incur large transaction fees, so publishers receive reduced payment. In some countries, PayPal is not available, making....
Launched in September 2015, SearchTrade has already sold 1321 keywords as part of its search mining concept. SearchTrade works like any other search engine, but takes its revenue from the advertisers, and uses Bitcoin to distribute it back to users. In this way, people become active participants with technological resources being distributed evenly. Search engine monopoly. Unlike the monopolies created by some large companies, this new search engine offers its users the opportunity to share their Bitcoin revenue accruing from advertisers. The company hopes its revenue sharing model will be....