We can't blame Ellis for disliking pesky ads. This seems contradictory.
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Continously interrupting one's journey to decide whether to accept a cookie would dramatically slow surfing. The cookie issue has been belabored, for brevity's sake we won't revisit it here. It's clear Brill's Content failed to provide balance, a faux pas that's particularly intriguing given the magazine's commitment to editorial fairness. It signals loudly that Internet marketers have a long struggle ahead. Reach IT Pros where they live - online at TechRepublic.