Sarah Shearman
Sep 30, 2015

Can ad blockers clean out brands' 'cheap sushi'?

NEW YORK — Ask advertisers for their views on ad blockers and, for a long time, the answer would most likely have been a "meh."

Advertising Week speakers say the problem isn't ad blockers but bad ads

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