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      "body": "The internet is an unbalanced place. It is built on an asymmetric model where corporations hold the power over the consumer when in reality it is the user who holds all the cards. Today’s digital economy is run by commerce, service revenues, and especially advertising. Online ads are cultivated by consumer information or better yet, unethically collected data that fails to create actually targeted ads. This is because providers aggregate all kinds of information, resulting in consumer annoyance when faced by these bothersome ads. \n\n![glenn-carstens-peters-203007-unsplash.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXgph8penPh4FKpqu7FGpBi4PrGYA9K82wUfyau7BnzsC/glenn-carstens-peters-203007-unsplash.jpg)\n\nThe problem is that a person is not just the sum of a few clicks here and there. Just like in the real world, consumers are a collection of different types of personas. Think about it this way, it is unlikely that you are the same person throughout all social media platforms. On Facebook, a more casual persona may be adapted to connect with family and friends, while on LinkedIn a more professional approach may be utilized. This results in halfway user profiles where data collectors can only hope to target the person that they think is being represented. \n\n[Online data sharing is asymmetrical](https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/high-tech/our-insights/how-blockchains-could-change-the-world) consumers create daily information that is needed for an enriched advertising experience, but they are left out of the monetization process. Undermining user power and trust. \n\n*Blockchain as a trust tool*\n\nWhen hearing blockchain, many instantly think about Bitcoin. It is to no surprise since it was its primary application. But beyond digital currency, this digital ledger has the ability to surpass the online trust problem that we are facing today. Transactions on the blockchain are [more trustworthy](https://www.trtworld.com/opinion/can-blockchain-provide-the-building-blocks-to-our-future--14628) and have less risk, due to immutable records. Once something has been recorded it cannot be undone, this ultimately takes the edge off of having to give your complete trust to someone. \n\nBlockchain gives [power to the user](https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jan/30/blockchain-buzzword-hype-open-source-ledger-bitcoin), allowing them to create digital property without having to worry about an outside institution. With this technology, consumers can be at the center of their personal data. They can decide who to transact and what information to provide. \n\n*A browser that favors the user, not the corporation*\n\nGiants like Google and Facebook, make money by selling your private data to advertisers and publishers. User data is a multi-billion dollar industry built on your harvested data and gives you nothing in return. This market is said to amass 200 billion dollars by 2020. While many consumers have found various ways to resist data harvesting - deleting cookies and using ad blockers - these actions can ultimately have adverse effects. Since cookies are used to authenticate and store website information, they are necessary for an enriched digital experienced. And while [ad blockers may make your browser experience less annoying](https://steemit.com/ico/@libertyaim/information-wants-to-be-free-but-it-s-also-expensive) it starves internet publishers by killing their ad revenue, resulting in paywalls.\n\n[Liberty AIM](https://libertyaim.io/), founded by Christopher Johnston back in 2012 was an idea ahead of its time. It wasn’t until recently that this blockchain based data exchange platform came to fruition. Our goal? To put consumers at the heart of the internet through user privacy, participation, and control. The Liberty Browser is currently in beta mode with 50,000 registered users and over 500,000 downloads.\n\nThe Liberty browser is innovation built on trust, returning the power of personal data to the ones that create it, you. AIM builds trust by defending consumer data while growing their economy. Through the use of the Liberty Browser, users have the option to anonymously share their data with advertisers and in return are paid by tokens. These AIM tokens can be used to buy items and are vital for advertisers to access the anonymous data.  If the user wants to stop providing their information, they can simply ‘opt-out’ anytime they want. \n\nThe internet is unbalanced, AIM is working towards a democratized internet that is in favor of the user while also providing for the publishers and the advertisers. AIM an internet that works for everyone.\n\nVisit the [Liberty AIM website](https://libertyaim.io/) to learn how YOU can reclaim your digital sovereignty.\nFor more updates, follow us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/libertyaimico) and join the conversation on [Telegram](https://t.me/aimico).",
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      "body": "*People block bad ads*\n\nYou find an interesting link to an article and as you try and enter the website you’re confronted by the ‘close this ad in X seconds’. You wait the allotted time and as you begin to scroll down, a pop-up ad with ‘subscribe today for…’ appears. While closing that you also notice that seemingly from out of nowhere someone starts talking and the ad banner at the bottom won’t go away. Frustrating right? By now you have forgotten why you even clicked the link in the first place and leave.\n\nPeople block ads not because they want to but because they’re forced to. Who wants to be constantly attacked while trying to search for information or entertainment? It’s annoying for the consumer and problematic for the publisher. Viewers are slowly becoming desensitized to the content clutter that has become the online advertising industry. 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It is estimated that [around 30% of internet users](https://www.emarketer.com/Article/Ad-Blocker-Use-Grows-Publishers-Face-New-Challenges/1016076) in the United States will block ads in 2018 through the use of an ad blocker. That’s almost half a rise from 2014. While ad blockers may be a quick fix against ‘bad ads’ they’re not without consequence. In some way or another, publishers need that ad revenue to create content and develop their business.\n\n*Saving ads by killing (some of) them*\n\nThe [Coalition for Better Ads](https://www.betterads.org/) a self-regulating advertising organization knows that advertisements nowadays are killing the advertising industry by ruining the ad experience for consumers. While advertising may pay for content to be free and available to those who have access, consumers are also being bombarded by third-party content that corrupts their online experience. Advertising content that is often produced with their unwilling data. The Coalition for Better Ads is working towards improving consumer’s online advertising experience by researching their involvement and implementing new global standards for a better online experience. A step in the right direction that uses consumer insights to produce better advertisement and doesn’t diminish ad revenue.\n\n*Internet toll roads*\n\nAs a safeguard against ad blockers, many websites have opted to use paywalls to fund their content. Making paywalls the toll roads of the internet. Traditionally, online content has been characterized by its free access which in turn was made possible by paid advertising. But due to the rise of ad blockers advertising revenue is lessening. As a defense, publishers are installing [paywalls](https://www.techopedia.com/definition/23653/paywall) to fund their websites. Like a highway toll, these paywalls restrict content access to the user, to pass by the consumer has to pay.\n\n[The New Yorker](https://www.newyorker.com/) and [The New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/) have been proud advocates for the [metered paywall](https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/to-our-readers) for the past few years . This type of ‘soft’ wall allows viewers to view a number of articles for free before they are required to pay a subscription to continue reading the content. In the age of ad blockers it’s a defense mechanism, and they’re right to do so, if they make great content. But how can a reader be assured of that? At the end of 2017, [The New York Times reduced their free article quota](https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/1/16724620/new-york-times-cuts-five-free-articles-paywall) by half to increase the number of subscriptions for ‘high-quality journalism’. 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