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Meta | March 31, 2022

A lawsuit accusing Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook of overstating its advertising audience got a lot bigger Tuesday when a court expanded the pool of plaintiffs to include more than 2 million small ad buyers. Dismissing what he called a “blunderbuss of objections” by the company, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that the case can proceed as a class action on behalf of small business owners and individuals who bought ads on Facebook or Instagram since Aug. 15...

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U.K. Government | March 14, 2022

On March 12, the U.K government announced additional amendments to the scope of the Online Safety Bill. These amendments focus on protecting people from advertising scams. The Online Safety Bill mandates that social media companies like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and search engines like Google need to protect people from both user-generated scams and prepaid fraudulent ads. Nadine Dorries, U.K Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, said in a...

ksby | January 14, 2020

The U.S. Census kicked off its 2020 campaign Tuesday by unveiling several of its 1,000 advertisements. The campaign will appear on billboards, television, radio, magazines, social media and other outlets. The ads were revealed at a theater in Washington, D.C. Most of us across the country can start filling out the U.S. Census in March either online, by phone or on paper. Officials say it's important to submit confidential information to the census because government leaders use the informati...

exchange4media | January 20, 2020

Last year, the Dentsu Aegis Network exchange4media Digital Report predicted that digital advertising was expected to grow with a CAGR of 32 per cent to reach Rs 24,920 crore by 2021. The share of mobile advertising, according to the report, was expected to overtake desktop advertising and was predicted to be 67 per cent by 2021. No one is selling the importance of the digital advertising story anymore because agencies and brand have already bought into it. Instead, they are busy finding new and ...