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That way the magazine publisher and the ads industry can know whether I'm actually reading the ads or not. The ads industry designs new ads for the magazine to print and these ads have tiny cameras that observe what the reader is doing and tiny wireless components that report what the cameras observed. Naturally, something's got to give, so new technologies emerge. This works fine for all readers, but not so much for the ads industry. So now I can go to the store, grab a new issue of the magazine, come home, feed the magazine into the ad-cutter and then enjoy reading all the information I wanted without any ad-related annoyance. Others are just half a page in size, but the paper for those pages is much, much thicker than normal, which makes turning pages awkward and cumulatively adds to the weight of the magazine - so much so that some issues weigh close to an old-school telephone book!īut hell, it's still a good source of information, so I use it and grumble, until one day one of the other readers gets so fed up, that they lock themselves in their home for a couple of months and invent a machine that can examine the magazine, cut out all the ads from it and assemble what remains into a smaller, nicer-looking magazine.

Others are clearly ads, but they're a whopping four pages and they interrupt my reading flow because I have to skip them.

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Instead, I think I'm reading a book review and I don't realize my mistake until I'm almost a full paragraph into the ad. Some are annoying because they're placed in such a way that I don't realize they're ads.

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The greatest thing about it is that it's free of charge! I don't have to pay for the magazine, I just have to go to the store and pick up the copy. It would be great if I could find a source of information about new sci-fi and fantasy books, so that I didn't have to pick my books blindly and get disappointed so often.įortunately, I've discovered a printed magazine being sold at a store a few blocks away from my home. I enjoy reading sci-fi and fantasy, but it's getting harder and harder to pick the next thing to read, because I'm getting pickier with age. It's always a useful exercise to try to imagine this same business model and same practices on another medium. It always amazes me how readily people defend ads on moral and ethical grounds, without ever considering the moral and ethical aspects of dictating how people should consume content.