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Ads over time extract profit margins from all other industries. For example at least 50% of all profits from mobile games are spent on acquiring users from ads.
Do you have a source on that? I'm not challenging, I believe it, I just wanna see some proof
Do a thought experiment and you'll find a nugget of truth to the idea. Imagine two competitors who are otherwise identical. What would their AdWords buying strategy be?
What exactly is the end goal of these advertising platforms, exactly? Ads in my mind are zero sum, so I'm pretty clueless on this front. One thing I find interesting is the simultaneous popularity of these newfound distractions and task/project management software. Are we solving problems that were intentionally created and calling that progress?
I don't understand how google is so incompetent and just left facebook this field entirely to themselves. Why couldn't there be a Youtube Stills app for example?
@kaorduaoishiho, at it's core, google has never understood ^social^.
It's disappointing that tech journalists don't go a bit harder at the founders when writing pieces like these. Sure, it's interesting to find out about Instagram's internal processes and their projections, but Facebook is becoming increasingly regarded as being the main contributor to a new kind of social malaise. Therefore, if Instagram is aspiring to that level of adoption, how can questions like this not be put to…
When you are interviewing the entity that can throttle visits to your articles, it's a bit more complicated than that. Coincidentally, many of the "fake news" links they knocked down were sites that also criticized Facebook.
Citation needed.
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When you are interviewing the entity that can throttle visits to your articles, it's a bit more complicated than that. Coincidentally, many of the "fake news" links they knocked down were sites that also criticized Facebook.
> Coincidentally, many of the "fake news" links they knocked down were sites that also criticized Facebook. Citation needed.
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> Coincidentally, many of the "fake news" links they knocked down were sites that also criticized Facebook. Citation needed.
https://www.infowars.com/proof-facebook-is-blocking-links-to...
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https://www.infowars.com/proof-facebook-is-blocking-links-to...
The gold standard of fake news. As fake as it gets.
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https://www.infowars.com/proof-facebook-is-blocking-links-to...
That articles doesn't even make the claim you're making (that Facebook is blocking articles that criticize them), let alone provide evidence of that.