Netflix is narrowing down plans for an ad-supported service, and companies like Google are rumored to be involved.
The move would be a concession to EU antitrust concerns, according to Reuters.
The Federal Trade Commission fines Twitter for “deceptively using account security data for targeted advertising.”
Meta is finally peeling back the curtain on how political and election ads are targeted on Facebook.
The Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act has won bipartisan support.
Users can restrict ads from several new sensitive categories on YouTube and Google Display, joining previous categories like gambling and alcohol.
Sony might join Microsoft in selling ads for free-to-play games — you could see more billboards in PlayStation titles.
Microsoft is reportedly building a program to place ads in free-to-play Xbox games, and it might launch by the summer.
Advertisers within Russia can no longer create or run ads on Facebook "anywhere in the world," including their home country.
Twitter has temporarily paused ads in Ukraine and Russia, one of several steps the company is taking to highlight safety information.
Google announced today it's starting a "multi-year initiative to build the Privacy Sandbox on Android."
European publishers have levelled an EU antitrust complaint against Google for allegedly abusing its ad tech dominance.
Google announced it is testing out Topics API, which will replace FLoC as its primary method to substitute third-party cookies.
It claims a group of attorneys general has failed to show evidence of wrongdoing.
Those with more than 100,000 followers need to include warnings about crypto risks.
Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has opened an investigation into Apple’s App Tracking Transparency feature.
Meta has greatly loosened its ban on cryptocurrency ads after deciding the digital money landscape has improved.
States led by Texas have filed an updated lawsuit against Google that sheds more light on a secret ad program.
Meta is removing ad targeting options for thousands of sensitive subjects, including ethnicity, politics and religion.
For now, users in certain countries on the Basic plan will only see ads after a call.