Por: The New York Times Business February 12, 2023
Portia Kapraun has always seen unwelcome ads on Twitter, usually from major brands pitching her luxury jewelry or vehicles that she, as a librarian in Indiana, could not afford.But the mix now is far more annoying: More ads for random gold investments, she said, and also a badly designed ad for what looked like a tabletop foosball set constructed with rubber bands and particle board, which promised its product would be the most fun family game... + full article
Forbes USA Business January 27, 2023
Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, investment in out-of-home advertising was on the rise. By the end of 2020, however, revenue from OOH ads had fallen in just one year. Now that businesses and consumers are emerging from years of social distancing and lockdowns, spending on ads... + más
Retailer Data: Brands’ Panacea Or Walled Gardens 2.0? | Forbes
What we know about the new COVID-19 variant XBB | The Boston Globe
The New York Times USA Tech December 01, 2022
Facebook says it does not allow content that threatens serious violence. But when researchers submitted ads threatening to “lynch,” “murder” and “execute” election workers around Election Day this year, the company’s largely automated moderation systems approved... + más
Facebook’s rules ban promoting weapons. Some gun sellers are running ads anyway. | NBC News
With Netflix’s ads tier, you never know what you’re going to get | The Verge
The Verge USA Tech November 04, 2022
With Netflix’s ads tier, you never know what you’re going to getWith Netflix’s ads tier, you never know what you’re going to get / It’s Netflix with ads, but you won’t know how many ads you might have to watch until you hit play. And some things just aren’t... + más
Netflix's New Ad Tier Is Here. What That Means for Viewers | Time
How Ads on Netflix Will Change the Way You Watch | Time
NBC News USA Tech October 26, 2022
Gun retailers are running ads promoting firearms for sale on Facebook and Instagram, a tech industry watchdog said Wednesday in a report that shows apparent holes in how the apps enforce their own rules against ads that promote the use or sale of weapons. The Tech Transparency... + más
Report: TikTok bad at culling US election misinformation ads | WPLG Local 10
Report: TikTok bad at culling US election misinformation ads | Associated Press
WPLG Local 10 USA Politics October 21, 2022
TikTok's algorithms are very good at finding videos to keep people glued to their phone screens for hours on end. What they are not so good at, a new report has found, is detecting ads that contain blatant misinformation about U.S. elections. That's despite TikTok... + más
Experts grade Big Tech on readiness to handle midterm election misinformation | Ars Technica
Associated Press USA Tech October 21, 2022
TikTok’s algorithms are very good at finding videos to keep people glued to their phone screens for hours on end. What they are not so good at, a new report has found, is detecting ads that contain blatant misinformation about U.S. elections. That’s despite TikTok having... + más
9to5Mac USA Tech October 04, 2022
Even more ads will soon start appearing in your , Meta announced today. With these changes, advertisers will now be able to place ads on the Explore homepage as well as directly in profile feeds. The addition of more ads comes as Instagram continues to face backlash for recent... + más
Get ready for more ads on Instagram | MarketWatch
Campaigns spend over $6.4 billion on ads for 2022 elections, making race one of the most expensive ever | CNBC
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