Facebook May Force You to Watch Ads on Your News Feed
Video Ads On Facebook News Feed – Business Insider
Facebook is considering placing video ads that play automatically in your News Feed, according to comments made by the company’s VP of Business and Marketing Partnerships at Stanford’s Future Of Media Conference.
TechCrunch was at the conference and first reported the news.?
Fischer didn’t say when the ads would appear, or if it was a definite thing, but the company is at least seriously considering the move due to pressure from Wall Street to come up with new ways to monetize the News Feed.
Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/video-ads-on-facebook-news-feed-2013-2
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I might start shutting my account down if it becomes annoying. I want peace and quiet.
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