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Cure, not poison: How ad blockers and media can co-exist
Reading the news can be a frustrating experience when pesky ads pop up and distract you from the content. Luckily, ad blockers can solve this problem. Turns out, using them not only benefits you, but also potentially news publishers!
A recent study has revealed that apart from keeping distractions at bay, ad blockers can improve your news consumption habits. If you use an ad blocker, you tend to read more news articles, on a wider range of topics, and with greater depth.
Whats more, the researchers found that ad blocking users are more likely to become paid subscribers of news media. This means that, contrary to popular belief, ad blockers are not harming publishers to keep you sane. Rather, its more of a win-win.
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