Hi everyone,
I was at IFAT all last week, so there wasn’t a separate weekly newsletter. I’ve still made a few changes to the site, though: Firstly – hooray! – I’ve completely disabled the adverts on the site. They annoyed me so much when I was scrolling through the site myself, so I’ve decided that wtemonitor.com will remain ad-free until further notice. That means there will certainly be adverts again at some point, but in a different form than before.
The second change concerns the articles I publish on wtemonitor.com. Until now, the posts were completely free to access. From now on, new articles will only be available to subscribers of the free newsletter by default. So all you need to do is register here (or within the article itself) to continue to have free access to the articles. The change applies to all new articles. All previously published articles remain freely accessible.
Enjoy reading. 🙂
Best regards
Pascal
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