Advertisers and publishers predicting an apocalypse when Google installs a default ad blocker on Chrome in “early 2018” may be a bit premature. After all, Google thrives on ad revenue.
Even in its snarky consumer-centric summary of the Google move, Monday’s edition of the aggregator newsletter, The Hustle, noted that Google is “the top digital advertising company,” raking in most of its $60 billion in revenue last year from online ads.
