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Daily Archives: Thursday, 11 January 2018 8:48 am
The Finish Line in the Race to the Bottom
Last night, I was doing some analysis of a premium publisher’s site. I encountered RPM optimization in all its glory. And it made me sad and sick. The malvertising at left attempts to: Hijack browser settings Encourage installation of a … Continue reading →
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