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Prolonged protests put Reddit at crossroads with ad revenue (www.campaignasia.com)
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After two weeks of demonstrations, some media buyers anticipate Reddit turning to alternative revenue streams.

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[–] ppb1701@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

@L4s. It's threatening their wallet. Who wants to buy ads if ads are disabled or all the discussion you were targeting is suddenly free for all/john oliver? Who will keep a subscription if their frequented subreddits are effectively useless because of protesting (assuming they aren't supporting the protests, etc).