Tag: ads
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‘Stop It!’ Scarborough Screams At Team Biden Not Trashing Donald Trump in TV Ads
[ad_1] Joe Scarborough put on his volunteer Democrat political campaign-consultant cap this morning, and literally screamed at whichever White House aides are advising Joe Biden not to attack Donald Trump. What triggered Joe? Let’s guess it’s this Politico article from his colleague Jonathan Lemire (and others) on advertising strategy: Biden’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee…
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Google is actively looking to insert different types of ads in its generative AI search
[ad_1] Google confirmed on its earnings call that it is working on different ad formats for its generative AI-powered search experience — Google shared some ideas earlier this year and the mention in the earnings call could indicate that a rollout could happen sooner rather than later. This project is particularly important for the company…
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Advert Nostalgia: Remember These Iconic Ads From The 2000s?
[ad_1] Everywhere we turn, there’s a hefty dose of nostalgia to be had – whether it’s through the sampling of 80s and 90s hits dominating the charts, fashion’s Y2K revival or the reimagining of some of our favourite movies (especially Disney classics) for a new generation. But one thing we didn’t have on our 2023…
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As Medicare open enrollment starts, new laws aim to limit misleading ads : Shots
[ad_1] Open enrollment for Medicare begins Sunday and ads like this billboard inside California’s John Wayne Airport are popping up. Marketing of Medicare plans is subject to new, stricter federal regulations this year. Leslie Walker/Tradeoffs hide caption toggle caption Leslie Walker/Tradeoffs Open enrollment for Medicare begins Sunday and ads like this billboard inside California’s John…
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Elon Musk’s ‘X’ now running clickbait ads that can’t be reported or blocked | News
[ad_1] A new clickbait ad type that cannot be blocked or reported is being tested by the Elon Musk-owned social media platform X (previously Twitter). While normal ads on X carry the “ad” label, the new unspecified ads on the platform—which are currently available on the company’s mobile app—carry no “ad” or “promoted” label…
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Amazon to Introduce Ads in Prime Video in 2024
[ad_1] Amazon is incorporating ads into its Prime Video streaming service next year, the company announced Friday. The rollout will begin with customers in the US, UK, Canada and Germany in early 2024, with France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, and Australia to follow later in the year. The news follows a June report from The Wall Street Journal…
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‘The worst animal cruelty of all’ – Celebrities back bill to ban elephant tourism ads | Nature | News
[ad_1] Celebrities have backed the banning of adverts for attractions abroad which abuse elephants whose “future is threatened by ruthless commercial exploitation”. The Animals (Low-Welfare Activities Abroad) Bill will have its third reading in the House of Lords on Monday. Conservationist Chris Packham said: “The brutality to Asian elephants in tourism is often described as…
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Ads served on YouTube kids content may have triggered widespread tracking of children online: Report | Analysis
[ad_1] Google has placed ads for hundreds of brands — including major advertisers such as Kimberly-Clark, General Motors and Procter & Gamble — on “made for kids” YouTube videos that may have triggered widespread tracking of children online, according to an explosive new report. The report by Adalytics, which analyzes media buys on behalf of agencies and…
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As Polls Near, BJP Goes Full Throttle on Facebook Ads, Leaving Corporates Behind: Data | Exclusive
[ad_1] When it comes to modern-day elections, they are fought as much on social media as on the field doing door-to-door campaigns. In the age when an average Indian spends more time on his or her mobile phone, busy ‘liking’ or ‘posting’ photos or life updates, political parties have also shifted focus on spending more…
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Meta to Seek User Consent for Targeted Ads on Facebook, Instagram in the EU
[ad_1] Meta intends to ask users in the European Union for their consent before allowing businesses to target advertising based on what they view on its services such as Facebook and Instagram, the social media giant said on Tuesday. Meta said the change is to address a number of evolving regulatory requirements in the region…