The mobile adblocking apocalypse hasn’t arrived (at least not yet) » Nieman Journalism Lab

A focus still on the desktop Though mobile adblockers may well prove to be a significant issue for news organizations in months or years to come, the outlets we spoke with are still focused primarily on desktop. They’re examining their options to circumvent adblockers, discourage readers from using them, or even prevent users from seeing…

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Paris Is Covered In Fake Ads That Mock the Climate Talks’ Corporate Sponsors

UK-based activist group Brandalism has peppered the streets of Paris with 600 fake outdoor ads meant to expose the hypocrisy of COP21 Climate Conference corporate sponsors. The fake, unauthorized outdoor ads were strategically placed around Paris this past weekend, and were made to look nearly identical to the originals. The ads were prepared by an…

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Finally, A Generation Worse Than Millennials: Gothamist

At last, the world has bestowed a name upon the next generation set to replace Millennials as capitalism’s prime marketing target. Introducing: The Founders, super-relevant television station MTV’s new moniker for the mysterious Generation Z. Hip-with-the-kids publication TIME reported yesterday that after surveying about a thousand children born during the pivotal Gen Z years, MTV…

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Carson calls California mass shooting a ‘hate crime’ – POLITICO

“Again, another hate crime in San Bernardino today,” Ben Carson said. | Getty Carson calls California mass shooting a ‘hate crime’ By Katie Glueck 12/02/15 06:36 PM EST Updated 12/02/15 06:56 PM EST SPARTANBURG, S.C.—Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson on Wednesday called the mass shooting in California, which happened hours earlier, a “hate crime.” “Look…

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