Google’s ads privacy lead on why it’s fighting to save the ad-funded internet
Digital advertising needs to be safer, but giving up on an ad-supported web entirely would be a mistake writes Google’s Claire Norburn.
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Best ads of the fortnight: Aisle pooh-poohs casual dating apps & DaMENSCH gets meta
Other gems from the adworld include witty spots by ClearTrip, Apollo Tyres and Mountain Dew
You Won’t See Beer Ads on Amazon’s Thursday Night Football
To many viewers, Amazon.com Inc.’s first exclusive “Thursday Night Football” game last week looked like a typical NFL broadcast. There were pregame and halftime shows, sideline reporters and longtime NFL announcer Al Michaels calling the action.
Drizly Introduces Drizly Ads: Full Funnel Advertising Solutions that Connect Alcohol Brands with Customers at Every Stage of their Buying Journey
/PRNewswire/ — Drizly, an Uber (NYSE:UBER) company and a leading beverage alcohol e-commerce marketplace, today introduced Drizly Ads, a suite of expanded…
Effects without evidence: How greenwashing ads can be terrible for the environment
Some of the world’s biggest polluters are talking about net-zero but not cutting their own emissions, leading to allegations of greenwashing.
Sabah government warns of fake ads for civil service jobs, homes
KOTA KINABALU, Sept 21 — The Sabah government cautioned the public today to be wary of advertisements online purporting to be for civil service vacancies and the Sabah Maju Jaya…
Facebook introduces Collaborative Ads for local delivery
Brands can use Collaborative Ads to reach high-intent shoppers while driving traffic and sales to their retail partners site, app or store.
Republicans spend millions on TV ads for midterms, but why doesn’t Trump?
Fundraising groups tied to Republican Party leaders are sharply increasing spending on campaign ads to help the party win control of Congress in the Nov. 8 general elections.
Walmart is now selling ads on TikTok, Roku, and Snap
The retail giant’s partnership with social and CTV platforms is an eye opener for advertisers and brands.
YouTube Opts for 45 Percent Revenue Share on Shorts Ads
YouTube today announced new details around its gradual introduction of advertising on Shorts, announcing a revenue share model whereby creators will be given 45 percent of revenues generated by ads on Shorts. YouTube will hope that ramping up creators’ ability to monetise their content on Shorts will help draw talent onto its own short-form video …
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