Newspapers to lose £50m in online ads as firms use coronavirus 'blacklist'

Publishers struggle to make advertising revenue despite record digital readership

UK newspapers face losing £50m in digital revenues as advertisers use “blacklist” technology to block ads from appearing next to all stories that mention the coronavirus pandemic.

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