Dynamic ad insertion lets strangers put content in your show
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when you do dynamic ad insertion, you are what you're what you're in effect doing is you're allowing a person or an entity that you do not know. To put content in the middle of your show.
Episode 254: Pop a TTermy! (episode page, opens in a new tab) 01:12:27 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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Summary
After a dangerously bad dynamically inserted ad, Dave points out what DAI really means: you're letting a person or entity you don't know put content in the middle of your show, content you can't see. It goes wrong so often, the same way banner-ad overload ruined the web (AL.com is unreadable without an ad blocker). If the industry doesn't get a handle on it, more apps will solve the problem for listeners, and not in a way the industry wants.
Not in the audio. The final word 'show.' is in an Unknown-labeled cue. It's kept because it plainly completes Dave's sentence from the 5-cue Dave run before it.
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Episode 254: Pop a TTermy! (episode page, opens in a new tab) 01:14:31 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
They don't get a handle on that. They these there's going to continue to be a proliferation of of apps that are going to solve that problem. And it's not going to be what they want.
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