Steve Masters — February 5, 2017 Follow @masterstips— February 5, 2017 Eleven per cent of internet-enabled devices use ad blocking software, according to PageFair’s 2017 Adblock report. Not only that, 77% of American ad blocking users say they leave sites that are designed to not work when ad blocking software is enabled in the browser. … Continue reading Advertisers Only Have Themselves To Blame For Ad Blocking
by Gord Hotchkiss, Featured Contributor, September 6, 2016 Just when you thought it was safe to assume I’d be moving on to another topic, I’m back. Blame it on Ed Papazian, who commented on last week’s column about the rise of the audience marketplace. I’ll respond to his comment in multiple parts. First, he said: … Continue reading Sorry, Folks: Blame It On Ed
Kyle CebullMay 12, 2015 In a hyper connected world where a watch can tell me my heartbeat and calorie burn, where it can govern my schedule, give me directions to my next meeting, show me thousands of notifications from all my apps and tell me how often I should be standing up – it’s no … Continue reading Don’t Blame The Millennial: Is Technology The REAL Cause Of Workplace Stress?
