Would you pay £140 a year for an ad-free web? - Telegraph

Just tweeted(August 22, 2014 at 01:01PM):

“An ad-free internet would cost each user at least £140 a year – a sum that the vast majority of UK web users say they would never pay, according to new research” See here

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