#StopHateForProfit organizers say it's now clear that CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his senior executives have no intention of taking the stronger measures against hate … Read the whole story

For the first time ever, "The New York Times Magazine" is turning its entire issue over to fiction in order to make sense of … Read the whole story

The group's goal is to achieve growth in black leadership ranks in advertising so they're proportional to the U.S. black population by 2023. Read the whole story

After two years of work, the independent auditors say Facebook Inc. has made progress, but are particularly critical of its failure to curb hate … Read the whole story

Our current multiple crises environment has thrown many marketers' strategies into disarray, pushing "brand safety" into the forefront for many brands even more than … Read the whole story

Charlie Daniels did not mince words. He was not a "prepared statement" kind of guy. Read the whole story

There are varying opinions on when ad professionals would like to fully return to the office, even those who supervise others. Read the whole story

The total restructuring charge for this year will now be $150 million to $170 million, and permanent overall cost reduction will yield $250 million … Read the whole story

Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Apple's Tim Cook, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai are scheduled to appear July 27 before the House Judiciary Antitrust … Read the whole story

TikTok owner ByteDance decided to pull the app out of Hong Kong this week, presumably in response to the Chinese government's new draconian security … Read the whole story

Trying to foster a friendlier social environment, Instagram is giving users more control over comments inspired by their posts. Read the whole story