Google killed 3.2 billion ‘bad ads’ in 2017, up 88% from 2016

VentureBeat
By Emil ProtalinskiMar 14, 2018, 12:00 am247 pts
Google shared today that the company’s ads team killed 3.2 billion so-called “bad ads” in 2017, an increase of 88 percent from the previous year, when the company removed 1.7 billion “bad ads.” Put another way, Google took down more than 100 bad ads per second last year. “Bad ads” consist of any…

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