Both Amazon Prime Video and NBCU’s Peacock have unveiled beta programs that allow products to be inserted into already released media.
Facebook and Google are having a harder time reaching customers, so companies like Marriott are creating their own niche ad networks—and revenue streams.
Products that claim they’re used for keeping track of wayward children also advertise themselves for tracking strangers or one’s significant other.
Coming in hot to a Senate floor near you: a bill targeting the super-lucrative ad networks of Google and Meta, the real cash cows.
Here's how you can access the updated list of sensitive categories.
I researched Google's proposed alternative to web-tracking cookies. But the company's secrecy made it much harder than it should be.
The social media platform unveils a $4.99 ad-free option for users who are interested in “pure, unadulterated nonsense.”
SXM Media is one of the players scrambling to come up with something to replace the long-hated cookie.
It's a sure sign of more ads with more targeting coming across more screens—and that's not what anyone wants.
The planned replacement for third-party cookies was despised by nearly everyone (except Google), so the company has a new idea.
The latest update in a multi-state suit targeting the search giant's advertising biz sure doesn't look great for Google and Facebook.
The company's new "call-to-action" cards will include buttons that allow listeners to learn more about what's being talked about in the ad or buy it directly.
Gloo uses targeted advertising to determine the moment users may be most susceptible to religious messaging.
Researchers found thousands of cases where advertisers skirted the company's rules without ever being flagged.
A new complaint to the FTC complaint claims Amazon's 'search results' are so packed with ads, we shouldn't even call them 'search results.'
In the past decade, newspapers have seen their resources shrink to nothing as the likes of Google suck up advertising revenue. Now they're suing.
Brace for impact, the Instagram story shares are about to start rolling in...
Platform+ business segment made $57.3 million in gross profit, more than double the $25.6 million in gross profit it brought in from actual device sales.
Meta said this change, which will also apply to other categories deemed "sensitive," could negatively affect some businesses and organizations.
When Facebook rolled out new tweaks to the library in 2020, some staffers believed that the efforts weren't enough.
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