Like Scroll's original subscription service, Firefox Better Web Beta leverages Scroll's robust publisher network to provide readers with an ad-free experience that puts content and privacy first. Participating publishers then receive a cut of these subscription fees, allowing them to continue to create awesome content free of advertisements. Today, more than 300 publishers, including Android Police, are already part of Scroll's ad-free network, making it likely that some of your favorite sites are on the list.
A new subscription service called Scroll is offering ad-free access to hundreds of websites — not by blocking the ads, but by working with an expanding group of publishers to take the ads down in exchange for a slice of the subscription fee.
For some, the Super Bowl is all about the event itself: watching two teams play the last football game of the season — or see who ends up playing the Patriots in their last game of the year, if you're a cynic. For many others, including myself, it's just an excuse to get together with your friends, eat a bunch of unhealthy foods, and watch some frequently amusing, high-budget ads. If you're in the latter camp, Amazon pushed out one of its Super Bowl commercials for you to check out early, and it's pretty funny.
Si vous vous baladez sur YouTube, vous êtes sûrement tombés sur des vidéos de déballage de produits commandés sur le site Wish. Ce site d’e-commerce chinois semble avoir conquis les jeunes spectateurs de l’Internet. Intéressons-nous de plus près à ce marchand en ligne qui vaut plus de 8 milliard de dollars au moment où j’écris ces lignes.