You can learn more about Jesse Sullivan, the "World's First Bionic Man" and see a movie of him using the bionic device at http://www.ric.org/bionic/index.php/
Ad blocking won't kill content -- technologies that kill them will simply encourage content providers better ways to monetize their online offerings.
Pop ups are simply annoying. They interrupt the user experience, and often have nothing to do with the content on the page that they appear. Contextual advertising will definatley grow in new an unexpected ways.
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You can learn more about Jesse Sullivan, the "World's First Bionic Man" and see a movie of him using the bionic device at http://www.ric.org/bionic/index.php/
Ad blocking won't kill content -- technologies that kill them will simply encourage content providers better ways to monetize their online offerings. Pop ups are simply annoying. They interrupt the user experience, and often have nothing to do with the content on the page that they appear. Contextual advertising will definatley grow in new an unexpected ways.