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Advert blocking grew by more than 41% in 2015 and cost the industry $22 billion in revenue. Ad-blockers are not new but there has been a significant elevation in public consciousness partly owing to the number of options available. You have probably encountered adverts from browser vendors promoting their ad-blocking systems. Only the popular Lynx browser is yet to implement similar technology.
Publishers began to retaliate last year and several popular sites now show messages to any visitor running ad-blocker software. Messages range from gentle suggestions to purchase a subscription to actively hiding page content while an advert-blocker remains active.
Detecting an ad-blocker is simple. A script checks whether the advertising script has loaded or a specific DOM node has content. If adverts fail to appear, the article is unloaded or the visitor is redirected to another page.
Ad-blocker blockers depend on client-side scripts which, themselves, can be blocked. Ad-blocker software teams can block the blocker within minutes of a new website script being reported. Several solutions are in development which thwart any publisher's attempt to undermine the ad-blocking process.
Advertisers and ad-blocker organisations spend inordinate amounts of time battling the innovations of the other. In computing terms, this is known as a "frail loop". Two or more technologies recursively weaken each another until neither is effective.
Dozens of ad-revenue-dependent organisations have formed the Free Advertising and Responsible Targeting Syndicate. Their first proposal, the Advert Network No Opt-out Initiative, aims to end advert blocking forever by reversing content and advert publication methods.
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