Instead of tweeting a letter to advertisers, Musk would have done better to show up at the ANA in Orlando, hat-in-hand, with the other one holding a bidet. Read the whole story
"It is essential to show Twitter users advertising that is as relevant as possible to their needs. Low relevancy ads are spam, but highly … Read the whole story
The bad news, Ipsos' Jackson said, is it will lead to a divided government, including election deniers, that will further erode American trust in … Read the whole story
Just as an HBO documentary about the massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue four years ago is set to premiere today, anti-Semitism is back in … Read the whole story
Ye's tenuous grasp of reality was apparent to many, so brand's move to distance from him seemed an obvious choice. Read the whole story
Most conservative web sites suffered traffic declines in September -- particularly Foxnews.com, which took a 23% hit, according to TheRighting -- and the only … Read the whole story
"The American consumer is ahead of the industry on this, with its usual abundant common sense," says the IAE's Andrew Susman. Read the whole story
The No. 1 response was that advertisers and agencies should work to reduce the carbon footprint of the ads they create and place in … Read the whole story
Florida law unconstitutionally requires tech companies to disclose their content-moderation policies, NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association argue. Read the whole story
Cheng was present outside the U.S. Capitol on January 6 so article is factually true, court writes. Read the whole story