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Malvertising Trends: Don’t Talk Ad Standards Without Ad Security
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Simmon Luis
Simmon Luis,
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12/20/2019 | 9:27:07 AM
buckelist
highly informative post thank you this helps me a lot 
stephnienewyear
stephnienewyear,
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11/25/2019 | 1:35:47 AM
posting on comment
Adveriseing change a lot for couple of years. many factors works just the opposite. nice article Thank You for this one https://statusquoteswishes.com
amirkhan1
amirkhan1,
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1/30/2019 | 5:49:12 AM
Re: Google teaming
Great, thank you for sharing these cool and useful videos. I enjoyed the videos you shared because it provided a lot of knowledge for me.

 
Kolina
Kolina,
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7/20/2018 | 11:06:00 AM
Re: Google teaming with ... HA!
I have the same fillings about Google's work on this.. Great written
twardejablko123
twardejablko123,
 User Rank: Apprentice
11/29/2016 | 6:14:46 AM
ling fluent
I think that technology and internet progress is so fast that secourity programs cant handdle all of taht. Ane new technology should be released with secourity program.
Joe Stanganelli
Joe Stanganelli,
 User Rank: Ninja
10/21/2016 | 11:18:37 AM
Re: Google teaming with . . . HA!
It's all very depressing.  I miss the days when the very worst thing that could happen to you with ads was winding up in pop-up hell.

Actually, you know what I really miss?  Pre-WWW, when it was all dialup BBSes and Usenet.
Maia2920
Maia2920,
 User Rank: Apprentice
10/21/2016 | 8:04:27 AM
Re: Google teaming with . . . HA!
Indeed. I agree with you and I think this principle applies in any fild of interest. But is true that online world requires standards through security.
twardejablko123
twardejablko123,
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10/20/2016 | 9:22:16 AM
Re: product-club IT
Adveriseing change a lot for couple of years. many factors works just the opposite. nice article Thank You for this one
Kaiying Fu
Kaiying Fu,
 User Rank: Author
10/20/2016 | 2:40:08 AM
Re: Google teaming with . . . HA!
Thanks for the feedback. I'm all for increasing the effectiveness of ad spending, but whether Google benefits from rebuilding confidence in the advertising industry or not, isn't much of a concern.

Parties aspiring to set global ad standards need to have their eye on the future -- ad security is what consumers may not yet, but will soon, perceive as vital to their interests.

With the advertising industry trying to come up with ways to deal with rocketing ad blocking adoption rates, there might be some misguided optimism. The Coalition for Better Ads, which Google is a part of, aims to improve ad experiences for consumers through developing data-driven ad standards. How does their attempt at improving ad quality go beyond the daily duties of regular marketers besides the global scale?

Consumers being repulsed by a brand's ad vs consumers faced with ransomware from a brand's ad

Do we now see who should be concerned about website security?

Cheers,

Kaiying

Community Specialist at Cloudbric
stevejennings
stevejennings,
 User Rank: Strategist
10/19/2016 | 12:48:31 PM
Google teaming with . . . HA!
Thanks for a very helpful and well written article. I agree with your premise that standards are needed, and that when we are being overrun by the enemy, there needs to be a more direct action, certainly one more fruitful than "Google posturing maneuvers" to avoid appearing to do anything that would negatively affect their ad revenue. And, honesty, the notion that Google is helping anyone do anything other than increasing ad revenue is very hard to take seriously.


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