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The Atlantic's Website Will Now Let Some Pay to See No Ads

The Atlantic has begun to give people who block ads a choice: Let ads through, or subcribe to a new ad-free edition. (Courtesy The Atlantic)
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Jeremy Barr
October 17, 2016 12:00 PM

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Coke remakes its ‘Hilltop’ ad in American Sign Language—and gets a sign name
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Partnership with Gallaudet University also gives the brand its own ASL sign

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