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		<title>Studying Our Web-Surfing Habits to Maximize Online Advertising</title>
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As people increasingly move online for their news and entertainment, media providers and advertisers alike are seeking new ways to design these environments to maximize audience share, while successfully monetizing the (mostly free) content. In this evolving space, media companies are faced with &#8230; [visit site to read more]

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There can be no doubt that, from the moment we roll out of bed to the screeching of our alarm (on a clock, on an iPhone, from a radio) until the moment we close our eyes again (having put down our book, our laptop, our &#8230; [visit site to read more]

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