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Google to Pause Political Ads Again Ahead of Biden Inauguration
Google is suspending political ads along with any reference to “impeachment, inauguration or protests at the U.S. Capitol” beginning Thursday.
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Amazon's Ad Business Will Gain the Most Share This Year, According to Analyst Survey
Amazon will be the leading share gainer among the major digital ads businesses this year, according to a new ad buyer survey from Cowen.
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Frito-Lay Plans Three Super Bowl Ads to Highlight New Products and Football Stars Like the Manning Brothers
The PepsiCo company will run ads for its ’90s era Doritos “3D Crunch” and for its new “Cheetos Crunch Pop Mix.”
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Carrie Underwood Signs Equity Deal With Sports Drink Maker Bodyarmor
Underwood will be the sports drink’s first celebrity endorser as Bodyarmor looks to broaden its appeal.
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Ford Is Skipping Super Bowl Ads This Year, But Still Wanted to Make a Commercial Worthy of the Big Game
Ford is introducing its new Bronco Sport vehicle with an ad campaign to show off its goats — and not just the furry kind.
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General Motors Redesigns Corporate Logo as It Focuses on Electric Vehicles
It is only the fifth time the Detroit automaker has conducted a major redesign of its logo since being founded in 1908, according to GM CMO Deborah Wahl.
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Pepsi Taps Super Bowl Halftime Show Star The Weeknd in New Ad Teasing the Big Event
PepsiCo’s beverage brand is replacing its traditional Super Bowl ad slot with a new campaign to leading up to its halftime show featuring The Weeknd.
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FTC Commissioners Criticize Apple and Google in Settlement With Mobile Ad Company
Democratic Commissioners Rohit Chopra and Rebecca Kelly Slaughter used a settlement with Tapjoy to decry the commissions Apple and Google charge developers.
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Apple's Upcoming iPhone Privacy Feature Exposes Facebook and Snap to Most Risk Compared With Their Peers, Analysts Say
MKM Partners analysts say some online ad companies such as Facebook and Snap will be more exposed to the impacts on mobile advertising than other peers.
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Nasdaq-Listed Chinese Video Platform Bilibili to Raise Over $2 Billion in Hong Kong Listing
Chinese video service Bilibili is gearing up for a secondary listing in Hong Kong which could raise over $2 billion, higher than it was previously anticipating.
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Discovery+ Enters the Streaming Wars With a Big Bet on Reality TV
Discovery has officially launched its new streaming service Discovery+ in the U.S., hoping to carve out an unscripted corner of the crowded streaming space.
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Ford Motor and Bryan Cranston Urge Americans to ‘Finish Strong' and Follow Covid Precautions
In a new ad campaign, Ford is urging Americans to adhere to Covid-19 protocols to save lives in the next period of the pandemic.
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Chevy Chase Recreates ‘Christmas Vacation' Scene in New Ford Mustang Mach-E Ad
Chase thanked Ford for the role as well as the undisclosed amount of money he was paid for the ad.
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Why That Ad for Butt-Flap Pajamas Is Following You All Over the Internet
On Sunday, an ad of a woman wearing butt-flap pajamas starting showed up for many on a popular Elle magazine article.
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Apple's Seismic Change to the Mobile Ad Industry Is Drawing Near, and It's Rocking the Ecosystem
Apple’s seismic change to the mobile ad industry is drawing near, and it’s rocking the ecosystem
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Google Is a Better Vaccine Recovery Stock Than Facebook in First Half of 2021, Bank of America Says
Bank of America analysts see Google’s stock as the bigger recovery stock than online ad peer Facebook in the first half of 2021.
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Facebook Slams Apple Privacy Change Again, Suggesting It Will Kill Free Apps
The day after launching an attack on Apple’s upcoming privacy change, Facebook is running new ads around content monetization.
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Facebook Blasts Apple in New Ads Over iPhone Privacy Change
Facebook is running ads decrying Apple over a privacy change that it claims “threatens the personalized ads that millions of small businesses rely on.”
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Facebook Will Lift Temporary Political Ad Ban in Georgia With Control of Senate Still in Play
The company had put a temporary pause on electoral, political and social issue ads in the U.S. to try to prevent confusion or abuse on its platform.
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PubMatic, a 14-Year-Old Ad Tech Company, Pops Nearly 50% on IPO
Ad-tech company PubMatic shares popped after the company launched its initial public offering Wednesday. Here’s why the company went public now.