Ad-blocking browser Brave signs up Dow Jones Media Group as a partner

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
It looks like at least one major news publisher is on-board with Brave, the ad-blocking web browser founded by former Mozilla CEO Brendan
(BAT) platform, a blockchain-based system that will allow consumers and eventually advertisers to pay publishers
(Brave had a hugely successful initial coin offering last year.)And the companies said they will be working together to experiment with
President Daniel Bernard in the announcement.To be clear, the partnership just involves the Dow Jones Media Group, not the larger Dow Jones
organization (which is best-known for publishing The Wall Street Journal)
dramatic change in tone from the way most publishers talk about ad-blockers
program that rewards creators with BAT when they convince their fans to switch over to the browser
In the same announcement, the company said it has 2 million monthly active users.Update: The headline and story have been rewritten to
clarify the distinction between the Dow Jones Media Group and the larger Dow Jones organization.