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Where have all the users gone? How Google's actions could degrade the open internet and what publishers can do to stop it. (www.thecurrent.com)
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[–] brsrklf@jlai.lu 24 points 10 months ago

Perpetuating the lie advertisers have been pushing for at least two decades that untargeted advertisement is absolutely worthless.

Without cookies, advertisers still know from where you're connected and what type of content you are currently consuming, it's not like they are completely blind. It was enough for any media that is not the internet.