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Falcon.io | November 05, 2020

Falcon.io, a Cision organization, distributed another report revealing how the general population is burning-through and drawing in with election information via web-based media. The extraordinary component article is the most recent investigation to be distributed for Cision's 2020 State of the Election blog arrangement, a week by week fair media examination of the U.S. official election. "The U.S. presidential election has been polarizing not just for the American publi...

scotsman | February 05, 2020

High-interest credit cards and Black Friday deals are among the adverts targeted at people seeking benefits advice on local authority websites, an investigation has uncovered. More than a third of Scottish council sites were found to be using advertising trackers which allow private third party companies to track residents’ data. Research by the BBC Shared Data Unit found more than 950 advertising cookies - small text files that track people on the internet - embedded in council benefits p...

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CSI | December 22, 2020

Corporate Spending Innovations (CSI) has reported that it will spend more to support its cloud-based administrations for B2B payments for advertising and media needs, an organization public statement says. President David Disque considered it a "key focus" for the organization to help put resources into media payments, which could support speed and productivity. “This investment in innovation will enable CSI to continue to advance our market-leading ...

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University of Houston Law Center | December 27, 2021

A new study authored by University of Houston Law Center Professor Jim Hawkins and student Tiffany Penner and published in the Emory Law Journal indicates that the payday lending industry often targets Black and Latino communities in advertising their products, while the mainstream banking industry targets white consumers. In "Advertising Injustices: Marketing Race and Credit in America," Hawkins and Penner present two empirical studies they conducted on lenders in Houst...