Adblock Plus will meet with publishers to discuss the "Acceptable Ads" programme
Adblock Plus has scheduled an event on 3 November, the night before the ad:tech conference in New York, to discuss the "Acceptable Ads" programme; the whitelisting process which lets publishers pay to show ads in ad-blocking apps. Adblock Plus plans to have a round table discussion with 15 to 20 people, primarily publishers, in the hope of learning how it could improve advertising and the internet as a whole.  

Adblock Plus is hosting an event with publishers on the evening of Nov. 3, the night before the ad:tech conference kicks off in New York.

Eyeo GmbH, the company that makes the popular Adblock Plus software (which claims to have more than 400 million desktop downloads), is hosting a small dinner and discussion at the Algonquin Hotel. Adblock Plus is internally calling the event #CampDavid and expects 15 to 20 people to attend, primarily publishers.

The group plans to discuss Eyeo's "Acceptable Ads" program, a whitelisting process that lets publishers pay to show ads in ad-blocking apps.