The web is perhaps the place where most interuptive ads are found, and unfortunately many sites allow advertisers many liberties with just how interuptive those ads can be, mostly because they are usually the sites only source of revenue. From pop-ups to ad-gating to ads that pause when you mute them the presence of online ads is becoming more and more interuptive. Just check out milliondollarhomepage.com
The problem with interuptive ads is that they aren't interesting to the consumer. This is why I am a huge advocate for advertisers to be able to use cookies to track your interests. I would rather see ads that were catered to me than ones I have no interest in. Unfortunately (as the method stands now) there is no way for the consumer to manage these interests. I would like to see more consumer control of what type of ads they want to see. I think this benefits both parties, the advertisers want to sell their product to consumers who are most likely to buy, and consumers don't want to see ads regarding products that don't interest them.
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