Lawrence Dodd lives in one of Britain’s most fiercely fought voting districts, and he has been peppered almost daily with ads from the country’s major political parties on Facebook. About a month ago, he tried to find out why.
LawrenceDoddlivesinoneofBritain’smostfiercelyfoughtvotingdistricts,andhehasbeenpepperedalmostdailywithadsfromthecountry’smajorpoliticalpartiesonFacebook.Aboutam
It's the sisters vs. the paparazzi in the new videos.
Google's new "Pixel" smartphone is off to a fast marketing start with $3.2 million in television ads in two days since it announced the upcoming launch, and ad executives expect Google to spend hundreds of millions more to keep up with rivals Samsung Electronics and Apple Inc.
Booze advertisers are increasingly reverting to the tried and tested formula of hiring stars to pitch their products as government restrictions bite.
Notifications to begin in the coming weeks in Gmail or Chrome asking users if they want their ads personalised
Search company launches new opt-in ad service for non-Google sites and tools that show how it tracks your internet activity
Many people and some rights groups have responded positively to a recent decision by Sadiq Khan, London's newly-elected mayor, to ban ads stirring up "body confidence issues" on the city's public transport network starting from July.
Google disabled 49% more ads in 2015 than the prior year, as the Internet giant developed new ways to detect a rising tide of dubious online marketing tactics.
China is considering a ban on exaggerated claims in cosmetics ads such as "skin as white as a newborn within a week".
On Sunday night, many WeChat users found in their WeChat Moments news feed an update from a new yet long-awaited friend—advertisement.
WeChat, or Weixin, a popular instant messaging service in China, risks losing its luster as users complain about bombardment by deceptive ads and excessive information.
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