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Re:Snapchat petition attracts one million signatures
on Thursday February 15, 2018 @05:26AM (#16382999)
I have been scrobbling for years, but never really use the website itself.
What would you like to see in terms of significant new features and changes?
Chrome 68: The Clock Is Ticking for Publishers to Migrate to HTTPS
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Speed’s Still the Thing
Net Neutrality: Who is fighting back, how, and the likelihood of success
Malvertising and Mobile Pop-Ups: What Publishers Can Do
Facebook’s New Focus on Friends Could Negatively Impact Publishers
Four Reasons Site Speed Needs to Be a 2018 Priority for Your Publication
What the “Better Ads Experience Program” Means for Your Publication
To defend user experience, Google will remove “teaser” AMP pages in 2018
Facebook’s News Feed Tests Could Be Bad News for Publishers
Re:Letting users skip our paywall if they wrote an apology
on Tuesday October 31, 2017 @05:13AM (#15591865)
Have you read much about the Brave browser and the token system it's trying to implement? It's very similar to your proposed solution.
Re:Letting users skip our paywall if they wrote an apology
on Tuesday October 31, 2017 @05:12AM (#15591856)
No ads in my experience. You should check out the beta and see what you think, I still think it's running. You receive a few dollars in credit to try out the platform. Personally, I really love it.
Should You Develop a Progressive Web App? 8 Reasons a PWA Could Be Right for You
The WPA2 Vulnerability Shows Why HTTPS Is So Important
The New “Context Button” Could Help Solve Many of Facebook’s Headaches
Ad Tech Weekly Round Up – October 2017 Week 1
Could Progressive Web Apps Be Making Their Way to iOS Devices?
HTTPS is protecting user privacy while fighting fake news and censorship
Apple's iOS 11 Browser Update Will Change Online Advertising
Re:WhatsApp announces free Business app
on Tuesday September 05, 2017 @11:59AM (#15176448)
Gotta love the cute examples they use, such as placing an order with the local baker... WhatsApp will become incredibly powerful if this is executed properly.
I wonder how this might affect people's perception of the app generally though? I use it to chat with friends, not businesses. I suppose Facebook underwent a similar transition and survived.