The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has become the latest publisher to politely ask its users to turn off ad-blockers and subscribe to the site. However, free access articles are unaffected. WSJ is one of several publications that have been hit by a new ad blocking policy introduced in April by Google parent Alphabet. The Journal message is similar to one It is currently testing where the message will appear on the page.
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has become the latest publisher to politely ask its users to turn off ad-blockers and subscribe to the site. However, free access articles are unaffected. WSJ is one of several publications that have been hit by a new ad blocking policy introduced in April by Google parent Alphabet. It is currently testing where the message will appear on the page.