Wired Magazine goes after ad-blocking software

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By Bryan M. WolfeFeb 9, 2016, 10:37 am365 pts
One of the biggest publishers of technology news is going after users of ad-blocking software. In the coming weeks, visitors to Wired Magazines website will be given a choice — stop blocking ads to continue reading content for free, or pay up and have the ads removed. This comes just months after Apple began…

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