Jonbo298
04-29-2004, 03:21 AM
No, the subject title wasnt a typo.
ONLINE MARKETERS will be able to disable software that blocks pop-up advertisements thanks to the researches of a German company.
Falk eSolutions, which makes online ad delivery systems, plans to flog its software to its mates in the business and allow them to fill PC screens with advertisements again.
The software, which bypasses software blocks pop-ups by converting them into other forms of online ads, will be part of Falk's AdSolution FX rich-media ad management tool.
Companies that buy the package can replace a pop-up with a "floating" ad, or ads that appear as transparent images over Web-site content.
Marketers will also be able to create and select their own types of replacement ads. A Falk spokesman said that pop-up blocking software has made it harder for Web publishers and marketers to do business and "monetise the content that users desire" [what user wants pop-ups? Ed].
Even Microsoft has got in on the act. Its service pack three will include a pop-up blocker for Internet Explorer that is turned on by default.
However Falk's pop-up blocker detection will work with IE's upcoming blocker and thus rendering Vole's efforts useless.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=15601
Here is my thought on this, and believe me, I'm pissed off.
The company that made this has been added to the hitlist of online companies to hate. If this sh*t actually comes into effect and it becomes a problem again, I will be sending many emails every day to this company telling them they have ruined everything to do with the internet. I also really hope hackers shove and cram the german companies computers so full of spyware that you dont even have to click on anything to receive 50 different popups. I would gladly join in. I dont care about the law or anything, I just want this company to know how it feels to be able to not use the internet the way WE consumers want to. I can't express my anger at this. I hope this gets put all over the media so this german company gets thousands upon thousands of emails. While we're at it, lets spam them to hell and back.
ONLINE MARKETERS will be able to disable software that blocks pop-up advertisements thanks to the researches of a German company.
Falk eSolutions, which makes online ad delivery systems, plans to flog its software to its mates in the business and allow them to fill PC screens with advertisements again.
The software, which bypasses software blocks pop-ups by converting them into other forms of online ads, will be part of Falk's AdSolution FX rich-media ad management tool.
Companies that buy the package can replace a pop-up with a "floating" ad, or ads that appear as transparent images over Web-site content.
Marketers will also be able to create and select their own types of replacement ads. A Falk spokesman said that pop-up blocking software has made it harder for Web publishers and marketers to do business and "monetise the content that users desire" [what user wants pop-ups? Ed].
Even Microsoft has got in on the act. Its service pack three will include a pop-up blocker for Internet Explorer that is turned on by default.
However Falk's pop-up blocker detection will work with IE's upcoming blocker and thus rendering Vole's efforts useless.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=15601
Here is my thought on this, and believe me, I'm pissed off.
The company that made this has been added to the hitlist of online companies to hate. If this sh*t actually comes into effect and it becomes a problem again, I will be sending many emails every day to this company telling them they have ruined everything to do with the internet. I also really hope hackers shove and cram the german companies computers so full of spyware that you dont even have to click on anything to receive 50 different popups. I would gladly join in. I dont care about the law or anything, I just want this company to know how it feels to be able to not use the internet the way WE consumers want to. I can't express my anger at this. I hope this gets put all over the media so this german company gets thousands upon thousands of emails. While we're at it, lets spam them to hell and back.