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Facebook’s, independent oversight

Facebook’s independent oversight board to make decisions over how the network...

Facebook has insisted on a panel, which will hear its first "cases" in 2020, will have the power to override decisions it makes over...
Washington post, google, facebook

Washington Post Ad Tech Platform Aims at Google-Facebook Duopoly

The Washington Post unveiled a new ad tech platform touted as a way to help newspapers counter the loss in online revenue to major...
Brinker, Martech

Brinker Says There are 8Ps to Martech

At the first full day of the Martech East conference, Martech conference chair Scott Brinker delivered his welcome keynote filled with valuable approaches to martech and...
Brexit, global slowdown

UK Employers Cut Growth Forecasts as Brexit, Global Slowdown Weigh

The British Chambers of Commerce cut its forecast for economic growth this year and 2020 on Monday, blaming a slower global economy, U.S.-China trade...
Television industry, BBC

Television Industry Entering ‘Second Wave Of Disruption’, Claims BBC Chief

BBC director-general Tony Hall believes that the television industry is about to enter “the second wave of disruption.” However, Hall said the changes presented...
Twitter, scam

Twitter Under Fire Over ‘Scam’ Ads

TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp has slammed Twitter for allowing her face to be used to promote slimming pills on the social media platform. Allsopp pointed...
Line, fake news

Line Starts A Video Series To Help People Spot And Stop...

Japanese messaging app Line is educating people to identify and stop 'fake news', as well as navigate digital spaces carefully. The campaign is done in collaboration with...
Samsung, Heinz’s, YouTube

Samsung And Heinz’s Advertising Next to Fake ‘Cancer Cure’ Videos On...

YouTube has become embroiled in a fresh ad safety scandal following revelations that brands including Samsung, Grammarly, and Kraft Heinz have seen their advertisements...
Muji, China

Muji issues apology in China after campaign called out as ‘culturally...

Japanese retailer Muji has followed in the footsteps of Zara, Burberry & DG in offending Chinese consumers. The brand has issued an apology after...
Facebook, EU

Global Regulators To Question Facebook’s Libra Amid Eu Concerns

Global regulators will question Facebook about its Libra cryptocurrency, amid concerns from European Union governments over the threat the digital currency poses to financial...
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