Milind Soman promotes special dishwashing gel ‘for men’: Internet schools him, says ‘choose better ads’
The video, with the fitness model in it, advocates that men should do the household chores and promotes black as the colour for men and machoism
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Want to Hire the Best? LinkedIn Reviewed Millions of Jobs Ads. These Ones Get Many More Applicants
There’s an enormous disconnect, and it could be an equally enormous opportunity.
A Promising New GDPR Ruling Against Targeted Ads
Targeted advertising’s days may be numbered. The Wall Street Journal and Reuters report that the European Data Protection Board has ruled that Meta cannot continue targeting ads based on user’s
Obscene YouTube Ads Distracted, Failed In Exams, Says Petitioner Seeking Compensation; Supreme Court Dismisses Plea With Costs
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court came down heavily on a petitioner who sought damages of Rs
‘Influx’ of workers relieve hard-hit industries as job ads trend down
Almost a year since Australia’s borders reopened, the latest job ads data shows the desperate scramble for workers looks to be calming down.
Opinion | Oh my god, please stop the excessive ads on mobile games!
Forced ads get in the way of people playing a game, and if you are as impatient as I am, they will most likely make them delete it and therefore make the developers less money in the long run. If ads are scarce or if the players get to choose when they watch ads, the …
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General Electric buys all ad slots of NYT print edition
Tuesday’s New York Times carried two dozen General Electric ads
Users not being protected from risky ads on Meta platforms
Which? research has found that consumers continue to see misleading and potentially fraudulent investment adverts on Facebook and Instagram.
Letter to the editor: Dumping negative political ads a smart move
I wholeheartedly approve of the Tribune-Review’s recent decision to restrict negative political ads (“Why Trib Total Media is nixing negative political ads,” Nov. 27, TribLIVE). The adjective-laden, hyperbolic diatribes really served no good purpose other than to reduce political discourse to a series of schoolyard taunts. I also found it