Live data from Hacker News

Facebook Will Introduce Ads as Videos Start, a Move Long Resisted

wsj.com

1–10 of 271 posts

Re: Facebook Will Introduce Ads as Videos Start, a Move Long Resisted

#4
I for one cannot wait for the American Facebook user to actually sit down and consider whether they pay their ISP $10 a month to be force fed ads in their time line now throughout all videos and the finally put down the 'free' drug that Facebook has become.

Edit: Not just Facebook but social media as a whole.

Re: Facebook Will Introduce Ads as Videos Start, a Move Long Resisted

#7

I've had a few videos on Facebook recently begin playing, and then 10sec in start to play an ad. I have since stopped watching FB videos.

Imagine all the A/B/C/D/E/F/G testing going on at Facebook. I imagine that they fine tune a lot of things just for you.

Re: Facebook Will Introduce Ads as Videos Start, a Move Long Resisted

#9
>The company also wants professional creators to post more videos to the site and make the platform a content hub on par with YouTube, a unit of Alphabet Inc.’s Google.

That's interesting, because I've never been able to find a second time a video that popped up in my feed. For my experience, videos on Facebook might as well be ephemeral. forever vanishing the moment my feed refreshes itself automatically.

Re: Facebook Will Introduce Ads as Videos Start, a Move Long Resisted

#10
post #4

I for one cannot wait for the American Facebook user to actually sit down and consider whether they pay their ISP $10 a month to be force fed ads in their time line now throughout all videos and the finally put down the 'free' drug that Facebook has become. Edit: Not just Facebook but social media as a whole.

$10 a month? Perhaps you missed a 0 there... Americans pay a lot more per month to watch ads on the Internet.
Post reply on HN