Websites aren't always conspicuous in their attempts to combat ad blockers. Researchers from the University of Iowa and UC Riverside have learned that 30.5 percent of the top 10,000 websites have measures to thwart ad blocking, and they're frequently using methods you wouldn't likely notice. Many use scripts to introduce 'bait' content that sets off ad blockers, prompting the site to relaunch ads in a way that blockers might not catch.
In June, Google revealed that Chrome will stop showing all ads (including those owned or served by Google) on websites that display non-compliant ads “starting in early 2018.” Now the company has committed to a date: Chrome’s built-in ad-blocker will start working on February 15, 2018.
Out of all of the types of content that you can produce, music gives you a lot of control over your artistic expression of a medium. You can really appreciate it for what it is. That sound you use? The absense of sound? Genius.
You’re making videos, people are watching them, and now you’ve got an ‘Audience.’ But who is that audience? Who are you making videos for?