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DuaneKinsey Not always. Many terrible ads enter our sites through legitimate ad exchanges with no controls over fraudulent buyers.Permalink On twitter.com
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DuaneKinsey And we have no control over what wins that bid, or what it could pull along with it. Even more so with VPAID ads.Permalink On twitter.com
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DuaneKinsey The problem cannot be solved by publishers. The networks have to be fixed, the buyers have to use different methods, and ...Permalink On twitter.com
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DuaneKinsey ... the incentives *have* to be changed. Publishers are put in positions where they have neither control nor a choice.Permalink On twitter.com
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DuaneKinsey It is near impossible in the current structure of the ecosystem for publishers to assure quality - themarysue.com/ios-android-app-redirects/Permalink On twitter.com
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DuaneKinsey If the NYT & BBC can't stop it, how can punishing small pubs, w/o tech knowledge to understand, help? theguardian.com/technology/2016/mar/16/major-sites-new-york-times-bbc-ransomware-malvertisingOn twitter.com
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