Twitter Notifies Almost 700,000 Users About Russian Tweets
Twitter said it found another 1,062 accounts linked to the Russian government-backed Internet Research Agency accused of trying to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election....
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Digiday Research: Digital publishers flock to OTT
At the Digiday Video Anywhere Summit last November, we sat down with 76 industry leaders from major U.S. media companies to discuss the growing importance...
The state of people-based measurement
5 charts that show how people-based measurement can help your customers and company In today’s omnichannel world, consumers are targeted through an ever-growing number of...
Facebook Investigating Possible Russia Meddling in Brexit
Facebook is expanding a U.K. investigation into possible interference by Russia ahead of the country’s 2016 election to exit the European Union, after facing pressure...
YouTube Boots Logan Paul From Google Preferred
YouTube’s premium ad program is no longer part of the “Logang,” as fans of Logan Paul are sometimes called. The video platform has kicked Paul...
Sky chases social video budgets for World Cup
Sky can’t make money from football fans watching this year’s World Cup on TV, but the broadcaster will try to make money from how they...
Ziggy Stardust and Digital Media’s Emotional Void
One Saturday many years ago, I left my first job as a clerk in a South London cheese shop, the pocket of my Sta-Prest trousers...
One year in, Facebook Journalism Project gets mixed reviews from publishers
A year ago, Facebook launched its Facebook Journalism Project. Led by Campbell Brown, the ex-NBC News anchor who was Facebook’s new head of news partnerships,...
Time’s Running Out! Enter the Creativity Awards Before the Jan. 11 Deadline
It’s time to get your entries in for Ad Age’s second annual Creativity Awards, an expansion of our long-running Agency A-List honors that recognizes the...
Check Your Emoji-to-Text Ratio Before You Drive
The Ad Council lands on this week’s Viral Video Chart with a drunk-driving PSA that tries humor instead of scare tactics. It shares the top...
How Swarovski is winning over Chinese customers on WeChat
Swarovski spent the Christmas holiday gunning for Chinese customers on WeChat. The luxury brand launched a campaign on the China-based social and messaging app to...
Snapchat May Force Users to Watch Three Seconds of Ads Before Skipping
Snapchat — a company that’s been reluctant to impose ads on its audience — is now weighing whether it will force people to sit through...
Reporters, once set against paywalls, have warmed to them
In 2017, Neil Chase, executive editor of the Bay Area News Group, gave his Mercury News staff plastic funnels imprinted with the words “awareness, engagement,...
Trump Says U.S. Post Office Should Charge Amazon `Much More’
President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. Postal Service should charge Amazon.com Inc. more to deliver packages, the latest in a series of public criticisms...
The things we lost in media and marketing in 2017
Tom Petty. Gregg Allman. AOL Instant Messenger. These are just a few of the bright lights that went out in 2017. As we head into...
Google Extends Practices Stemming From U.S. Antitrust Case
Alphabet Inc.’s Google said it will extend commitments made five years ago to U.S. antitrust officials related to how developers use its advertising platform and...
