Centro announced on Thursday that 80% of its political clients in the 2016 U.S. election cycle had winning outcomes. The company's Candidates and Causes … Read the whole story

The 2016 presidential election made it painfully clear that conventional tactics can spell doom. Both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders knew their audiences and … Read the whole story

This ad for the U.S. Department of Transportation does not beat around the bush. "Stop! Trains Can't" is the latest in a two-year effort … Read the whole story

Trump. Twitter. Trump and Twitter. The two go hand in hand like a baby and his bottle. One without the other is not a … Read the whole story

The American Automobile Association of Northern California, Nevada and Utah allegedly allowed ad networks to collect data about online visitors, but didn't offer a … Read the whole story

Some outdoorsy types at the National Park Service created an "alternative" Twitter account for the NPS that was originally the work of several current … Read the whole story

Facebook and Google both unveiled changes intended to curtail fake news, as well as expose users to a broader range of information sources in … Read the whole story

Even despite the somewhat lower-than-expected political advertising revenues, some TV station groups are cheering the windfall that 2016 bought. But are "core" TV advertisers … Read the whole story