We will not limit or calibrate our reporting to suit an advertiser, provide an advertiser access to a story prior to publication, or otherwise permit an advertiser to influence a story.
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Our editorial code states:We will not limit or calibrate our reporting to suit an advertiser, provide an advertiser access to a story prior to publication, or otherwise permit an advertiser to influence a story.
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"We do not have any comment on our private conversations with any advertiser, even a former advertiser," a Twitter spokesperson said.
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"We do not have any comment on our private conversations with any advertiser, even a former advertiser," a Twitter spokesperson told The Hill.
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"We do not have any comment on our private conversations with any advertiser, even a former advertiser," a Twitter spokesperson told The Hill. ADVERTISEMENT
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Donald Barthelme talked about the theft of the reader from the writer; the theft of the audience from the advertiser forces the advertiser to think more creatively.
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But when that advertiser becomes malevolent, has a nefarious motivation like a disinformation agent, we need to segregate that shared goal between the internet platform and the advertiser.
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Proceeds from the rebate are not passed back to the advertiser, which the report argues should at least be disclosed to the advertiser when entering into any agreement.
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Carlson ended up taking O'Reilly's primetime slot, and the network has stood by him as advertiser after advertiser has fled due to comments he regularly makes demeaning immigrants.
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Facebook will then mail the would-be advertiser a special access code at that address, and require the advertiser to disclose what candidate or organization they're advertising on behalf of.
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Instagram has a built-in advantage in helping it expand its advertiser numbers quickly: Facebook's massive advertiser base — 2.5 million strong — can easily tack on the purchase of Instagram ads.
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As the industry grows and more podcasts vie for advertiser dollars, podcast networks are going to have to make the case that an advertiser is best served by their specific show.
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"We believe advertiser demand for FB remains strong and that ad unit pricing – determined in FB's advertiser auction – has room to head higher," analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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They should be custom to that site and that advertiser.
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Gone are the days where an advertiser does an advert.
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Advertiser, dated September 12, 1790: A melancholy accident happened a
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It's not the only advertiser looking to channel voter malaise.
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So we're going to hear from our advertiser right now.
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This info was collected by the advertiser or their partner.
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It didn't matter how big or small the advertiser was.
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"Twitter has never been a valuable advertiser platform," he said.
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What's fueling advertiser interest is China's rapidly expanding middle class.
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Information about the advertiser would also display to Facebook users.
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Facebook also lists every advertiser that has my contact info.
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But hang on, we've gotta hear from a fine advertiser.
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The top programmatic advertiser on Mr. Putin's Sputnik News site?
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Facebook and fellow advertiser Google also face issues, Sorrell said.
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Read the full story in the Honolulu Star Advertiser here.
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The advertiser exodus dramatically changed the shape of his program.
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This isn't a sudden advertiser invention; it's an ongoing trend.
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Apply advertiser pressure (brands): Pull your dollars from toxic content.
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In this case, the advertiser maliciously circumvented our advertising review process.
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Google now has a full-scale advertiser revolt on its hands.
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" John Deere: "John Deere is an advertiser on the Fox Network.
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It is the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, not the Honolulu Star Advisor.
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He added that he's never heard an advertiser complain about podfasters.
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Meanwhile, the rest of Snap's earnings mainly focused on advertiser revenue.
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APN had itself received a takeover offer from French advertiser JCDecaux.
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What good is a click to an advertiser if the clicker
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When this is to be done, the advertiser should be informed.
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"I'm not a greedy person," Burns said, according to the Advertiser.
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There's a specific kind of profile of a podcast advertiser, right?
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But a big brand advertiser doesn't have that feedback right now.
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They may go to just the landing page of the advertiser.
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The ads will also be somewhat personalized, if the advertiser chooses.
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I work very closely with our advertiser-facing team, as well.
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You can bake an advertiser into the content, you can create.
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The advertiser is happy because they know you watched their advertisement.
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Kik could stop trying to win advertiser dollars, if it wanted.
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The Trump campaign is also an active advertiser on the platform.
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Google has faced advertiser angst over ads appearing alongside inappropriate content.
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Twenty-one percent of people remembered the advertiser (without being prompted) when its branding was by the skip button, but 24 percent of people recalled the advertiser when there was no branding by the skip button.
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Instagram is using the tool to create a standardized format where posts are identified at the top as a "paid partnership with" an advertiser, and also to provide the advertiser with data about a post's performance.
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And if you were in a thread but forgot about it and suddenly it's been revived by an advertiser to your dismay, you can block that message, or the person or advertiser who sent it to you.
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Ingraham's Thursday segment has resulted in her losing at least one advertiser.
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True, content produced on behalf of a paying advertiser was nothing new.
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Such ads are broadly understood to lift advertiser impressions while annoying readers.
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This will help an advertiser better tell a story about their product.
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Digital has recently also developed into an opportunity to generate advertiser interest.
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The shark was also "shockingly wide," she told the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
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Between the lines: Advertiser interest around some of these topics is exploding.
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What are the initial results in terms of revenue and advertiser demand?
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"I make super advertiser-friendly, family-friendly videos," Hong told The Verge.
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And that media is likely to be paid for by an advertiser.
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Another bars messages that bring no "direct commercial benefit to the advertiser".
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The company has lined up a debut advertiser for this new offering.
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The latter group has repeatedly weathered controversies and calls for advertiser boycotts.
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And this is just me talking with an advertiser/promoter hat on.
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And they'll always include an opportunity to further engage with the advertiser.
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That means for every 100 paid impressions, the advertiser saw 34 views.
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So, let's say you're an advertiser: How's Snap still worth your money?
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Such findings would stretch even the strongest bond between advertiser and agency.
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Nevertheless, the relationship between advertiser and ad agency may become increasingly hostile.
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But now you can shut it all down by muting that advertiser.
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After the shipment arrived, the kindergartners were interviewed by The Metter Advertiser.
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YouTube reacted, seemingly overhauling the "advertiser-friendly" content categories in the process.
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"He did not bark, like Bobby," Grover Hall of the Advertiser wrote.
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Sometimes the winner is the advertiser that offered Facebook the most money.
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The political advertiser spending the most money on Facebook ads is ... Facebook?
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An advertiser could pour in money one month and vanish the next.
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Greenpeace has to prove it is not a political advertiser, Clearcast said.
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That controversy, like others before it, failed to prompt an advertiser exodus.
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Carusone expects that the growing advertiser boycott will hurt the show's revenues.
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It's against our policies for any advertiser to make a false claim.
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Losing Diageo as an advertiser – even if temporarily – could be a blow.
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Segal told analysts on the earnings call that "advertiser sentiment remains strong."
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It's not scalable in the way that any advertiser would want it.
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In subsequent reviews we identified the advertiser and disabled their ads and account.
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Biden was also by far the top political advertiser on Google last week.
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And FanDuel will be the exclusive advertiser across all those categories on fuboTV.
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For example, what if an advertiser discovers someone is trying to quit smoking?
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A big advertiser, known for close ties to the ruling party, pulled out.
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"God has been taking care of so much," she told The Daily Advertiser.
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The Intelligence Desk was described in an advertiser briefing obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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So who will be a typical advertiser using the new First View unit?
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Beginning in November, a new "View Ads" link will appear on advertiser pages.
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Snap's ads rank first in advertiser satisfaction, beating YouTube, Google, Facebook and Instagram.
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Then, it actually sells access to the prediction about you to an advertiser.
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However, despite increased advertiser interest during the upfronts, ratings for MTV have slid.
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"We've gotten calls, like, 'Hey, we need your money, guys,'" the advertiser said.
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It's still a big update for Pinterest, though, primarily from an advertiser perspective.
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Up until now, Facebook's success hinged on bringing new eyeballs to advertiser content.
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On December 12, the Barry County Advertiser published a feature story about Leroy.
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Lambiet told the Star-Advertiser the pair traveled to Maui in December 2015.
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So, if you're an advertiser, you don't want to be anywhere near that.
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Maybe you were in the age demographic that advertiser was trying to reach?
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"So that's good for us, but bad for other folks," the advertiser said.
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Why it matters: Papa John's is a sponsor and advertiser of the NFL.
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We're having ongoing conversations with our advertiser because their bar is really high.
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"Our advertiser survey highlighted record-high levels of budget allocation and leading ROI."
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Atlantis is at least the 10th advertiser to pull support from Ingraham's program.
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Some are always green and will never be flagged as non-advertiser friendly.
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Can I see a true, verified name of the advertiser in the disclaimer?
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Facebook CFO Dave Wehner attributes the company's ARPU growth to simple advertiser demand.
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On Tuesday, The Montgomery Advertiser reported, demonstrators repeatedly interrupted a City Council meeting.
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Separately, CNN Business found one advertiser breaking Facebook's rules twice in one week.
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This content was paid for and created by the advertiser, independently from VICE.
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For any advertiser, from the hyperlocal to the multinational, this is empirical gold.
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Ingraham's case is vastly different, but the advertiser boycott escalated nearly as fast.
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Basically, the product is too new and the advertiser demand isn't there yet.
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Some stuff just isn't advertiser-friendly, and YouTube relies on advertisers for revenue.
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Its brands span categories that are advertiser-friendly: health, finance, beauty, and lifestyle.
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"No matter what happens, Bill O'Reilly's advertiser rates will never recover," Carusone said.
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Public protests, some outside Fox's New York office, led to an advertiser revolt.
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No advertiser has been a steadier presence on these pages than Tiffany & Company.
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Carlson faced an advertiser exodus in December 2018 for similar comments about immigrants.
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Up first: Video view counts for both user- and advertiser-generated video content.
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The feature launched Wednesday with T-Mobile signed on as the only advertiser partner.
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Facebook has been pushing for more video in order to meet growing advertiser demand.
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Expanding advertiser educationWe want to help educate advertisers about their obligations under our policies.
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Wish is the No. 1 advertiser on Facebook, and is valued at $8.5 billion.
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It's also about understanding if the league is appropriate for the advertiser, she said.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide, the Montgomery Advertiser reported.
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Details: Google's privacy moves include... New limits on advertiser tracking in the Chrome browser.
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Google has started tweaking the system to respond to advertiser concerns about brand safety.
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That is all fair and well, but when that advertiser becomes, let's say ... Malevolent.
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Price is now scheduled to be executed on May 30, the Montgomery Advertiser reported.
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Every advertiser wants to get under people's skin and communicate with their basest desires.
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"We are very much exploring it as a possibility," Brooks told the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Coral bleaching widespread across Hawaiian Islands, surveys show, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reports. ICYMI.
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Hannity loses no right to speak when an advertiser pulls commercials from his show.
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That notion was popularized in 1830, in The New York Gazette and Daily Advertiser.
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And until that changes, we're not comfortable being back on there as an advertiser.
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So we engineered a solution where the advertiser doesn't have to spend more money.
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Last year, a separate advertiser backlash hit Carlson's predecessor on Fox News' 8 p.m.
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Snapchat's business is still new and evolving, and advertiser interest is still very experimental.
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And fewer ad impressions should lead to higher prices, assuming advertiser demand stays consistent.
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The advertiser one is probably easiest to explain: There's simply nowhere else to go.
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"We're not really beholden to the YouTube advertiser," Crowder said on his show Wednesday.
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Lookalikes is one of the not-so-secret weapons of the savvy Facebook advertiser.
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Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads.
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Despite taking first place on the list, Facebook is not a traditional political advertiser.
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Mr. Carlson is not the first Fox News host to face an advertiser backlash.
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The only advertiser to get more airtime was NBC itself, which broadcast the games.
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Amazon also is a shipping company, an advertiser, a television producer, a grocery store.
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Calling for an advertiser boycott has become a common strategy since the presidential election.
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Propel typically gets referral fees from its coupon, job-listing and other advertiser partners.
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They request device information, like advertiser IDs, which companies use to build marketing profiles.
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"We've never done an interment with hardhats for sure," Seymour told the Star-Advertiser.
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It was the second most-mentioned advertiser, and had the second most-used hashtag.
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Squarespace is an advertiser almost ubiquitous in podcasts and got into them in 2009.
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In 1908, the advertiser J.Walter Thompson hired suffragists to address the growing women's market.
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Tech companies, with massive audiences, deep pockets, and advertiser relationships, are a good match.
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Mallin said he wasn't concerned, as an advertiser, by any overlap of the brands.
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The front page of The Honolulu Star-Advertiser bears not a single presidential headline.
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The advertiser gives YouTube a dollar, YouTube keeps 2000 cents, you get 000 cents.
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There is a business benefit to user carousels, too: More room for advertiser content.
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But like the earlier advertiser flight, it will have negligible financial impact on the company.
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So, not only did Zoey essentially scoop herself, she also ruined a lucrative advertiser relationship.
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Wehner said that investments in new ad products will continue to enable more advertiser appetite.
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Those investments will enable Facebook to drive advertiser demand and growth next year, he added.
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"They were very well respected here for a while," Lambiet told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Political ads on Facebook will now disclose the advertiser who paid for them, Zuckerberg explained.
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" Segal told analysts on a call following the earnings report that "advertiser sentiment remains strong.
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The family was scheduled to return to the U.S. on Wednesday, the News Advertiser reports.
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This is "the simplest way to start advertising," Amazon says on its advertiser-facing website.
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For example, a collection of road trip movies could get interest from an auto advertiser.
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The advertising community isn't sold on Facebook's push to be a dominant digital video advertiser.
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One of the most talked about brands on Sunday wasn't an official Super Bowl advertiser.
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But maneuvering to more lucrative individual advertiser contracts had proven difficult in the preceding years.
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But the agency has seen differences in some limitations Facebook has put on advertiser targeting.
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As brands eventually returned to YouTube, AT&T remained a major advertiser that held back.
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Clicking on the advertiser will take you to a list of all their political ads.
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"Amazingly, this is a first-in-the-world law," Gabbard told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Estimates could be revised lower once the scandal's impact on advertiser dollars is better realized.
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"We're a significant advertiser so we make sure our viewpoint is heard," the official said.
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Perry Hooper Jr.; and Alabama Supreme Court Justice Glenn Murdock, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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None of this is even novel: It's merely best practice for any smart Facebook advertiser.
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The firm, which specializes in gaming and entertainment, started out as an online video advertiser.
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There were no reports of injuries or damage to buildings, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser said.
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The new certification process is meant to make plain exactly what services an advertiser provides.
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I didn't want to just show up on a set and style for an advertiser.
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With this article, I'm going to give you the lenses of a fastidious digital advertiser.
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Advertiser Always could also buy secondslong preroll spots to direct people to the longer ad.
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Snap's advertiser base has grown by leaps and bounds beyond just the top 100 advertisers.
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And to be sure, if you are an advertiser, football is still your best bet.
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Plans for the memorial had been mentioned only briefly in the Advertiser , the local daily.
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If you are an advertiser, Web publisher, or developer, there is no real competitive choice.
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One of the best resources for opting out of advertiser tracking is the website simpleoptout.
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Otherwise every advertiser has no idea who listened to this, if anyone listened to it.
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Go deeper: The global anti-vaping tipping point Disclaimer: JUUL is an advertiser with Axios.
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One is you're starting to see a lot of talk about advertiser-supported video services.
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For a big advertiser like McDonald's or State Farm, that's too many people to ignore.
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So, if an advertiser comes to us and says, 'All right, I am a ski shop and I want to sell skis to women' … we can show the ads to the right people without that data ever changing hands and going to the advertiser.
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We apologise for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ads.
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Clicking on the ad takes you directly to a chat window with the advertiser inside Messenger.
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"We apologize for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ad."
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And at the height of advertiser-supported TV, and they created an incredible premium viewing experience.
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I contacted the advertiser who claimed he was the owner away doing missionary work in Africa.
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Don't expect anything new when Colgate makes its debut as a Super Bowl advertiser next month.
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None of these words seem to fall outside the bounds of YouTube's stated "advertiser-friendly" guidelines.
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"We're not interesting in making this an advertising platform where the advertiser decides everything," emphasizes Plante.
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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser (paywall) published an in-depth look at the legal battles on Wednesday.
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"Our thoughts are not solely with the devastation to our own family," Stooke told the Advertiser.
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The more pertinent data the bidders get, the more the winning advertiser is likely to bid.
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But those advertiser verification steps do not appear to be ready in time for Ireland's referendum.
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Moat's tech helps verify that ads appear against the content that the advertiser requested be targeted.
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You'll either need a website, email list, blog — basically an audience — to be an affiliate advertiser.
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An advertiser in the future might know your sexual preferences before they are clear to you.
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Each advertiser would have paid a different sum for the ads in question, the judge said.
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Just ask any publisher, advertiser, tech platform, and, we guess, average people on the internet too.
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We apologize for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ad.
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We apologize for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ads.
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But as the IPO loomed, it conformed to advertiser pressure to improve targeting and ad visibility.
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It has had multiple meetings where it suggested it would be launching more advertiser-friendly initiatives.
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Ford was a top sports advertiser, and it opened an attractive new world to Mr. Frank.
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Stitch Fix is the latest advertiser to pull support from Fox News host Laura Ingraham's show.
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His campaign told the Advertiser that Jones has done 217 events over the past two months.
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Narrator: No one better catapulted the Beetle to success in the States than advertiser Bill Bernbach.
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That tweet sparked outrage on social media and a Hogg-inspired advertiser boycott of Ingraham's show.
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In the advertiser-friendly demographic, Fox News averaged 2628,28500 viewers to CNN's 6900,2628 and MSNBC's 28503,22019.
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If it sold the data to an advertiser, that data would lose some of its value.
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Nevertheless, the influence of advertiser dollars in media is exactly why ad boycotts are so effective.
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The world's second largest advertiser, Unilever, stuck by Google through some of its fellow advertisers' boycotts.
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The Advertiser won a Pulitzer Prize in 1928 for editorials that attacked the Ku Klux Klan.
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The funds will be used to expand the company's network of free, advertiser sponsored charging stations.
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Your average savvy advertiser has 10 different ways to hit them, either in Google, Facebook, whatever.
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Each time you click on a Facebook ad, Facebook sells data on you to that advertiser.
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"Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads," Zuckerberg wrote.
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By submitting this information, Facebook will label the advertiser a "Confirmed Organization" in its ad archive.
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When they're not coordinated at all, then the advertiser can't control how much they bombard you.
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Location data is declared technically "anonymous" even though it's easily tied to advertiser IDs or deanonymized.
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Facebook hasn&apost been a major advertiser, given its already big brand recognition and consumer penetration.
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"The apology will never come for me," she told the newspaper The Australian Advertiser last year.
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POLITICO media columnist Jack Shafer wrote on Wednesday that he opposes the advertiser boycotts on principle.
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You know the drill: Once one advertiser goes, it's certain another will follow, given recent history.
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Hanabusa is creating a campaign committee to run for the position, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reported.
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"We will pay close attention to advertiser sentiment over coming months and effectiveness of live video."
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The French outdoor advertiser said it signed a 10-year framework agreement with Vivo in Brazil.
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There's the actual user, there's Google, who's gonna send me to you, and there's the advertiser.
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We told you back in April that Twitter's growth problem had expanded into an advertiser problem.
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That technique enables an advertiser to reach users whose characteristics resemble those of its existing customers.
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"They're not going to prove anything," said defense attorney Bill Baxley, according to the Advertiser newspaper.
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The FOX News host has lost the backing of TripAdvisor, a key advertiser on her show.
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Their point is that the only way things will change is if the vendors took the lead because it would lift the load on the advertiser and end the finger-pointing that goes on between advertiser, vendor, and agency over the ill effects of news blocking.
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YouTube has since cracked down on creators who violate its community guidelines or advertiser-friendly content rules.
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The video's virality then inspired the #YouTubeWakeUp hashtag, which Watson and others used to demand advertiser boycotts.
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"Should I invest in bitcoin?" is a pretty targeted page, you'd think, for an advertiser like Coinbase.
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It is FX that has paved the way for the f-word on advertiser-supported cable channels.
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While this content obviously appeals to kids, the relationship between the influencer and advertiser is not disclosed.
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That's why we give creators the ability to block ads from an advertiser in their AdSense account.
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INSTAGRAM GROWTH HAS BEEN REALLY STRONG BOTH ON THE USER FRONT, BUT ALSO ON THE ADVERTISER FRONT.
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While YouTube has also faced an advertiser backlash when ads were found being displayed alongside extremist content.
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Digitas' Berani said the acquisition should make Amazon's ad products easier to use on the advertiser side.
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Facebook will attempt to block ads from running automatically if the advertiser has not verified their identity.
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In order to do that a Facebook user would have to contact each and every advertiser individually.
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Twitter's best performing ads are videos, and YouTube's experience and advertiser connections could give them a boost.
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"If you're an advertiser, you're seeing your viewers shift from traditional linear TV to streaming," Wood said.
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Instagram announced Wednesday that they've reached the 1 million advertiser mark, up 200,000 advertisers in a year.
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Mattress startup Casper is the latest advertiser to join the mounting boycott over Sean Hannity's conspiracy-mongering.
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"The older gentleman said: 'You can't do it in public, it's inappropriate' " White tells the Bendigo Advertiser.
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They aren't then able to click or tap on ads, or otherwise engage with the advertiser content.
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In essence, the advertiser is double-paying for a customer that was likely to buy their product.
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Ad-targeting technology growth is helping to widen its advertiser base to small and medium-sized businesses.
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YouTube experienced a major advertiser boycott earlier this year in response to ads running against extremist content.
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Otherwise, online media companies will be there to benefit from the purposefully under-informed advertiser-agency relationship.
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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported that Nabors had been in declining health for the last few years.
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Once an advertiser is certified with LegitScript, it will then have to also be certified by Google.
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Sutton doubled down on his position when pressed about the editorial by The Montgomery Advertiser on Monday.
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The Adelaide Advertiser newspaper has previously quoted Rush Rich operator Vincent Zhao denying the firm copied Treasury.
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Per the Montgomery Advertiser, Bright has said he left the Democratic Party because of its move leftward.
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In Washington state, however, any advertiser must maintain public records about political ads that anyone can browse.
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Papa John's is a major NFL sponsor and advertiser, and Schnatter said on an earnings call Nov.
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However, it's nearly impossible to list every video and app an advertiser wouldn't want to associate with.
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Then the advertiser controversy got going and Ingraham went on what FNC said was a planned vacation.
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The company has had multiple meetings where it suggested it would be launching more advertiser-friendly initiatives.
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Stowell tried to retrieve it, against the warning of his friends, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Paid clicks are those ads on which an advertiser pays only if a user clicks on them.
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That gives the public roughly 12 to 15 minutes to take cover, state officials told the Advertiser.
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Johnson & Johnson has become the latest advertiser to pull its ads from Laura Ingraham's Fox News show.
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A small group protested Saturday in front of a federal building in Honolulu, reported the Star Advertiser.
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FYI, swearing in a tweet is not against Twitter policy, it just makes me a prohibited advertiser.
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In a landmark move, The Montgomery Advertiser recently apologized for its role in justifying and promoting lynching.
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Black people "felt like it wasn't their paper," said Ms. Lloyd, who left The Advertiser in 2013.
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Tracy Estes, a Republican, said the bill was a "common decency issue," according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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AT&T was the sixth-biggest advertiser in the country during that period, Unilever was No. 16.
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Sales are also growing faster than expected, which it credits in part to a growing advertiser base.
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AT&T, the second-biggest advertiser in the United States, spent $2.4 billion in the same period.
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They should also be warned that, if they continue, these traits will be revealed to the advertiser.
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Innovative, forward-leaning products will drive increased traffic and engagement, leading to greater advertiser interest and demand.
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For some reason, I was a little kid who wanted to grow up to be an advertiser.
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Starting in June, abortion ads will include disclosures that identify whether or not the advertiser provides abortions.
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And if it does, Facebook will lose a genuine competitor — not to mention a highly lucrative advertiser.
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Old Navy has long been a prominent TV advertiser, and television remains crucial to the company's marketing.
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"For candidates, it seems like none of that advertising is going to be allowed," the advertiser said.
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He told the Montgomery Advertiser he urged the white supremacist group to "clean out D.C." via lynchings.
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"The transgenders don't have rights," Moore said Wednesday during a press conference, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Reed was also the first African-American elected the county's probate judge in 2012, the Advertiser said.
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That advertiser can pull together one buy across TV networks and both linear and digital viewing environments.
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This change is part of Snapchat's move to be more advertiser-friendly and bring in more revenue.
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When implemented users will be able to click on the disclosure for more information about the advertiser.
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The O.E.D. eventually determined that the earliest reference to bracketology came in 2000 in The Montgomery Advertiser.
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All right, let's hear from an advertiser who supports this free podcast and we'll be right back.
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Facebook might charge an advertiser each time it drives a visit to that advertiser's website, for example.
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Stuchin says that advertiser interest has been high year round, and the Super Bowl was no exception.
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It's now up to whoever leases the Keehi land to remove them, reported the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Usually, they work with a bunch of music sites at once, creating a convenient package for an advertiser.
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Right now, your main tools for searching the archive for big dollar amounts are by state and advertiser.
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Per the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, the bill passed near-unanimously with just four out of 76 legislators opposing.
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On Monday, Twentieth Century Fox became the first advertiser on the app to purchase a ticketing ad unit.
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In this case, it means cost to the advertiser per thousand times an ad is shown on Facebook.
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The company was once among the nation's marketing powerhouses, the biggest advertiser in retail as recently as 2003.
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They struggled for an hour and a half with the large fish, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser .
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An advertiser revolt will hurt, but on its own it is unlikely to make Mr O'Reilly's ouster inevitable.
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Branded content to me means the advertiser has an opportunity to actually collaborate with us on the content.
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In addition to being an advertiser, T-Mobile only days ago announced a partnership with Quibi, as well.
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"There is an implicit alignment in the interests of the large internet platforms and the advertiser," Ghosh said.
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If adopted, those changes would dramatically disrupt YouTube's ad ecosystem, which relies heavily on advertiser-friendly children's content.
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Her house in Leilani Estates was completely consumed by the molten rock, she told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Some advertiser may even use the fact that you read about smart TVs to advertise to you elsewhere.
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YouTube is making a series of changes to its platform in an effort to win back advertiser trust.
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Most explosive was the accusation that Facebook had seemingly tried to prioritize fact checks that concerned an advertiser.
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With traditional television viewership slipping, Facebook's size and advertiser connections could let it muscle into the lucrative space.
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On occasion, for instance, we will produce a video or video series that is underwritten by an advertiser.
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CNN also finished first among the advertiser-coveted adults 25-54 demographic, up 131 percent since last October.
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Then, Pinterest is able to help that advertiser follow that user all the way to the buying process.
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But the CPL went down significantly after a fortnight, to $3.41 for one big game advertiser it tracked.
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That's potentially even more valuable to the advertiser, but Google needs a way to connect those two actions.
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Franklin Gunn asked for five minutes of speaking time and the mayor agreed, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Or maybe you had given the advertiser your email at some point as part of a loyalty program?
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As one did at Genghis Khan Mongolian BBQ in suburban Adelaide on Monday night, according to The Advertiser.
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Earlier this year Ingraham apologized amid an advertiser boycott of her show after she mocked a Parkland, Fla.
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This allows an advertiser to counter, or further support, information your viewing history indicates you were exposed to.
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The archives of the Maidenhead Advertiser document her involvement in every local campaign for the past 19 years.
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One big Chinese advertiser will be dairy company Mengniu, which signed as an official FIFA sponsor in December.
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It is tightly controlled, with a clear division of labor: The advertiser pays; the publisher creates; Facebook promotes.
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Twitter's inability to attract new users caught up to it, analysts said, causing a stagnation in advertiser demand.
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From now on, every advertiser who wants to run political or issue ads will need to be authorized.
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An advertiser selling chocolate chips, for example, can specifically target ads to people who are reading cookie recipes.
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"You're taking away from citizens the right to vote," Democratic Representative Louise Alexander told the Montgomery Advertiser newspaper.
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Actual media costs are closely guarded secrets, but Facebook's own advertiser tools can give us some ballpark estimates.
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Three other individuals at the scene were arrested on suspicion of aiding Waiki, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported .
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I reached out to my friend Brian Lyman, the state government reporter at the Montgomery Advertiser, for answers.
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In the case of a false positive, the advertiser can also click a button for a manual review.
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The building was constructed in 1971, before the city began requiring sprinkler systems, the Star-Advertiser newspaper said.
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The consumer products giant, the world's second largest advertiser, said it wants to make its marketing more transparent.
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Staffers accused Dees personally "of being a racist," according to the Advertiser, although the organization denied the accusations.
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I knew he was a major advertiser in the Times, and that he was a powerful person overall.
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The system doesn't prevent creators from publishing misinformation in their videos, then labeling the video as advertiser-friendly.
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When you look at the more advertiser- and hype-friendly demographics, "Good Witch" sinks like a conjuring stone.
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French advertiser JCDecaux announced on Wednesday that it has won a 10-year exclusive advertising concession in Gabon.
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The online review service's revenue beat Street forecasts as well, as did the number of paying advertiser accounts.
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The review website also beat estimates for paying advertiser accounts, reporting 22018,256 versus the 261,259 estimated by analysts.
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He got elected because he ran the single best digital ad campaign I've ever seen from any advertiser.
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As a journalist — Varley is now group editor at The Galway Advertiser — he found the entire experience frustrating.
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" "He got elected because he ran the single best digital ad campaign I've ever seen from any advertiser.
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Now, finally, the advertiser can access those audiences, just the way the consumer interacts with all that content.
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Let's say an advertiser wants to reach a certain audience, such as people interested in buying a car.
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"In retrospect, it's very historical and super-cool, but it's kind of uncomfortable," Melendez told the Star-Advertiser.
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Gayle, the Supreme Court case that eventually led to the desegregation of public buses, the Montgomery Advertiser reported.
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Each issue is intended to have a single sponsor, ideally a luxury advertiser drawn to an upscale readership.
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The move is the latest in a series of efforts by the company to win back advertiser trust.
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Matthew McGovern, a spokesman for the command at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, told The Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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But Twitter's Cambridge Analytica situation is also interesting because Twitter has suspended the data firm as an advertiser.
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I admit that I'm afraid of what they'd do if they chose to sign up as an advertiser.
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There's a setup world where big advertiser X goes to ad agency Y, and that is the relationship.
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Popularity on television means advertiser support and athlete endorsements; without those endorsements, most women athletes don't get paid.
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It's a response to advertiser demand for even more control over where video advertisements are shown, the company said.
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Instead, clicking on an ad will bring you to a landing page specified by the advertiser, a spokesperson said.
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Google ad revenues increased by nearly 19%, despite the advertiser backlash against the company's biggest display ad driver, YouTube.
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The company bragged about being ranked No. 1 in the Advertiser Perceptions' September 2016 Digital Campaign Management System Report.
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The campsite image, with the child and perpetrator removed, was sent to every single campsite advertiser in that location.
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If you're an advertiser on his show I recommend you get out in front of this & pull your ads.
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"To show ads, videos must comply with our Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines," a YouTube spokesperson told The Verge via email.
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You have to engage in the act of advertising, as the advertiser wants to use podcasts to [reach you].
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Shein is currently the No. 5 advertiser on iOS in the Shopping category and No. 20 on Google Play.
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She was also a member of the Waikiki Acrobatic Troupe while living in Oahu, reports the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, but she did not, according to the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
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Building a bigger arsenal — of artificial-intelligence tools, or advertiser requirements, or whatever — won't necessarily meet the challenge ahead.
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Facebook will also allow companies to advertise on specific shows or be an exclusive advertiser for a single show.
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Snapchat blocked the advertiser and pulled the ad for the game, which it says was unaffiliated with Snap, Inc.
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Among fallers, advertiser WPP dropped 2.8 percent after a report that the U.S. Justice Department was investigating the industry.
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If the advertiser is an airline, it lets them exclude ads from pages where 'aviation crash', etc, is mentioned.
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And last week, Matsuzaka showed off his creation at the UK advertiser trade body ISBA's annual conference in London.
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The advertiser provides Liftoff with creative assets like photos and logos, and those assets are automatically transformed into ads.
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The advertiser exodus was triggered by a Times of London report last week that spotlighted questionable placements like these.
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YouTube's guidelines for advertiser-friendly content encourages creators to avoid "controversial or sensitive subjects and events" and implied violence.
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Instead of trying to oversell what is undoubtedly a deeply terrible car, the advertiser keeps it honest with folks.
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But Yahoo said that said the solution would punish good advertising and ruin the relationship between consumer and advertiser.
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We did a billboard, a mobile billboard outside of Amazon because Amazon's the last remaining big advertiser on Breitbart.
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But no advertiser has ever done it quite so unnervingly as this short video from the Dutch Studio Smack.
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I also requested my advertiser list via email, which took only about 30 minutes to send over to me.
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Looks like talking about erasing LGBTQ history isn't "Advertiser Friendly"...maybe I should have made it into a tag?
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" For one group, however, the statements were attributed to an advertiser — say, "Procter & Gamble says the sun is yellow.
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For example, an advertiser spending $1 million on a Facebook campaign would pay Nanigans an additional $30,000 to $50,000.
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"For somebody in a wheelchair to be able to compete is a big thing," she said to The Advertiser.
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An informational message will alert the advertiser of the violation, so they can correct the problem if need be.
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When an advertiser defines a promotion, the bot can surface that information organically in the conversation using natural language.
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For every dollar spent by an advertiser, about half may go to ad tech groups, according to industry estimates.
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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser newspaper reported this week that eligible homeowners and renters could get up to $34,000 each.
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Most ads are bought programmatically through our apps and website without the advertiser ever speaking to anyone at Facebook.
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Bloomberg has spent roughly $22016 million — nearly $280 million more than Sanders, the next largest advertiser in the state.
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My first subscription was to Bombfell, the ubiquitous Instagram advertiser that sounds like a Roger Moore-era Bond film.
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The announcement came a day after Twitter withdrew its first-quarter outlook, citing an anticipated softening in advertiser demand.
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He got elected because he ran the single best digital ad campaign I&aposve ever seen from any advertiser.
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In Alabama, a March Montgomery Advertiser report noted that felons don't always learn of changes to their voting rights.
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But Media Matters drew new attention to Carlson's history of offensive comments with an eye toward Wednesday's advertiser shindig.
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The company will stop any advertiser from targeting customers using topics that go against its company standards, Sandberg wrote.
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Liberty Mutual is at least the 12th advertiser to withdraw support from Ingraham's show after she mocked Parkland, Fla.
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Separately, the company announced it was buying Mortgage Lenders of America, currently a Zillow advertiser, for an undisclosed amount.
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Advertiser demand will remain, given the large core audience, the medium's local reach, its targeted nature and low cost.
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The more detailed a picture an advertiser can get of who they're reaching, the more they will generally pay.
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Rather than re-entrenching to support their advertiser Zola and their LGBTQ customers, viewers and allies, Hallmark got scared.
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The startup has been a heavy spender on online ads, and was at one time Facebook's No. 1 advertiser.
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If an advertiser didn't explicitly choose to target a specific group, would Facebook still make targeting choices for them?
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Roku says that its goal moving forward is to grow its user base, which will translate into new advertiser gains.
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior andimprovements in technology to detect offending ads.
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The body camera video was newly released during their murder trials at a pre-trial hearing, according to The Advertiser.
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It has been waiting for the right "user and advertiser trade-offs," as Jerry Dischler, Google's search ads VP, explained.
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Gao wrote that he usually complies when asked to feature an advertiser, but the program's content has never faced interference.
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"I have a bit of philosophy about it," Sessions told the Montgomery Advertiser two days after the ruling was issued.
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" Additional language in the community guidelines states that sensitive or controversial content can render a YouTube video not "advertiser-friendly.
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And in true media launch form, Scaramucci even showcased his first advertiser, a new women's sports site called Knockout Times.
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"We're investigating this specific advertiser and taking a close look at quiz experiences on and off the platform," he said.
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We don't want anyone to know what we bought but we want the advertiser to know we already bought that.
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Investors are afraid that the erosion of the once-friendly subscriber-and-advertiser ecosystem will go from gradual to sudden.
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"We have been and will continue to be extremely careful about anyone we choose as an advertiser," Mann tells PEOPLE.
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Google also provided a report on the data, showing ad spend by U.S. state, by advertiser and by top keywords.
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They're "promoted tweets"—essentially ads users have paid Twitter put in people's timelines whether they're following the advertiser or not.
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Other platforms, like Facebook and Twitter, have also faced advertiser boycotts after reports have surfaced about troubling or controversial content.
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Where it misleadingly suggests that the advertiser is officially associated with the games, it is already unlawful under existing laws.
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This, if an advertiser is selling gloves, it lets them target the ads only on pages where 'gloves' is mentioned.
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I get why a publisher wants that to happen, why TV wants that, why an advertiser wants that to happen.
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Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are clamoring for user attention and advertiser dollars in part by tying exclusive and extensive partnerships.
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The building was constructed in 1971, before Honolulu began requiring residential high-rise sprinklers in 1974, the Star-Advertiser reported.
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Facebook will mail a unique code for the advertiser to enter for verification, Andy Stone, a spokesman for Facebook, said.
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And, it's relying on that hype to help it stand out from the rest of the Super Bowl advertiser pack.
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But one of the big complaints is it can't prove ROI, though it has added features to meet advertiser demands.
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Another advertiser, Unilever's Dove Men + Care, opted this year to run video ads on Twitter and on ESPN's N.F.L. page.
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Worse, more than half of the banking apps are sharing customer data with at least one advertiser, the researchers said.
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For example, the company now bans ads promoting addiction treatment services unless the advertiser is a certified addiction treatment provider.
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It is the logical conclusion of a monopolistic, profit-hungry, advertiser-driven economic model with roots that go back decades.
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Meanwhile, advertiser Publicis tumbled nearly 7 percent in trade after the group published third-quarter sales which missed analyst forecasts.
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More details about the shows will be announced at planned Twitter and ESPN advertiser presentations this week in New York.
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For example, an advertiser like Sony could target consumers who own Microsoft's Xbox consoles or people who play specific games.
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Facebook's definition of "branded content" covers any text, photos or videos that feature a third-party product, advertiser or sponsor.
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Videos with "lesbian" and "gay" were deemed by the bots as non-advertiser friendly, while "straight" and "heterosexual" were fine.
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Merrill said that he will continue to serve as secretary of state while seeking the nomination, according to the Advertiser.
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The latest was a warehouse adjacent to the Puna plant, Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Snapchat's introducing new "Advanced Mode" ad technology catered for large brand advertiser campaigns that will rival Facebook's "Power Editor" feature.
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Amid the bifurcation, two borrowers – advertiser Clear Channel Outdoor (CCO) and retailer Claire's Stores – face sterner tests with loan investors.
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The recent advertiser boycott of YouTube over ads appearing within inappropriate videos started in the U.K. and was concentrated there.
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This is a good time to hear from an advertiser who's going to help pay for this awesome free content.
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We know that even when videos meet our advertiser friendly guidelines, not all videos will be appropriate for all brands.
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It's the second consecutive year of expected usage declines for Facebook among this advertiser-coveted group, according to the researcher.
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The move followed an advertiser backlash after marketing messages were shown being displayed on YouTube alongside extremist and offensive content.
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The consumer products giant, which is the world's second-largest advertiser, said it wants to make its advertising more transparent.
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In the case of The Advertiser, the newspaper did not endorse lynchings, but expressed an understanding for why they happened.
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It was aggressively promoted by Instagram influencers — those model/advertiser/guru hybrids whose entire project rests on smoke and mirrors.
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Ads flagged as political are kept offline until the advertiser goes through the verification process, which can take several days.
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"If [an advertiser] wants to sponsor [a show], I can now actually redistribute that back across broadcast radio," Byrne says.
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He got elected because he ran the single best digital ad campaign I&aposve ever seen from any advertiser. Period.
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According to the Montgomery Advertiser, Bloomberg used his speech to talk about the issues black Americans face with voter suppression.
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Advertiser boycotts and protests at the Manhattan headquarters of News Corp, one of Mr. Murdoch's companies, were ratcheting up pressure.
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French outdoor advertiser JCDecaux said it won 14 advertising street furniture contracts in the Ile-de-France region in 2016.
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If you're an advertiser who wants to market a product to millennials, you're going to have to make it quick.
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Their deaths show up in The Honolulu Star-Advertiser every day: Theogenes (Porky) Magalso Behic, retired diesel mechanic, Ewa Plantation.
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We know that even when videos meet our advertiser-friendly guidelines, not all videos will be appropriate for all brands.
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A 2003 story in the Honolulu Advertiser titled "Tiny shells bring big money" encapsulates Hawaiians' wonder at their sudden cache.
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On Twitter's Q2 earnings call Tuesday afternoon, it became clear that that advertiser problem isn't going away any time soon.
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In addition, addressable TV is not cost efficient for every advertiser, especially those with broad targets and mass appeal products.
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Chen said that Twitter has grown its advertiser base in Greater China by nearly 400 percent over the past two years.
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Amid an advertiser backlash prompted by accusations of harassment, Bill O'Reilly announced on last night's show that he's taking a vacation.
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" Pacific Life: The company said on Twitter "As of today, Pacific Life is no longer an advertiser on The O'Reilly Factor.
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The Associated Press, The Montgomery Advertiser and the Alabama Media Group had filed a motion seeking the release of the protocol.
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That same year, Gabbard also refused multiple debate requests from her then-primary challenger Shay Chan Hodges, the Star-Advertiser reported.
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The difference between this and a typical sponsored playlist, maybe, is best explained by a page of Spotify's advertiser informational site.
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As of Tuesday, all Irish Facebook users can look at all of the ads being run by any advertiser in Ireland.
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Yeah, I was saying, if you do the product because some advertiser wants it, it's like doing, like we do conferences.
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Its advertiser-friendly content guidelines already stated that inappropriate language, strong profanity, vulgarity, and inflammatory content could be subject to demonetization.
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And they're spending a portion of that money to actually sell as an advertiser online to get distribution around their content.
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They've also backed these up with substantial spending, frequently topping the advertiser charts on Facebook and other mobile app install networks.
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In April, the advertiser reached a settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General that bars it from targeting women with these ads.
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The ICO is investigating the advertiser as part of a wider probe into the use of social media for political campaigning.
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Snapchat had previously not let just any advertiser into its app, limiting opportunities to companies that worked directly with Snapchat's team.
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You don't even have to be worried about what this stuff might be doing to democracy to be a concerned advertiser.
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Instead, it runs the ad and blocks the bad JavaScript, which means the advertiser pays for the impression without getting results.
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Unless, of course, you're a brand (but not an Instagram advertiser) that is pushing out time-sensitive posts to your followers.
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If an ad is rejected for not complying with policies, the site says it sends the advertiser an email explaining why.
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Google attributes the increase in ad removals to a combination of advertiser behavior and improvements in technology to detect offending ads.
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Faced with an exodus of advertiser money, the network that had been protecting O'Reilly for years finally decided to cut ties.
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"There are a lot of elderly people who need help to get their stuff out," Marzo told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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YouTube promised late last year to hire thousands of new content moderators, and Porat said that advertiser response has been positive.
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A recent RBC/AdAge survey showed just how strong advertiser interest in social, mobile and video ads has been, he wrote.
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Democrat Doug Jones supports renewing CHIP money; Republican Roy Moore has not committed to funding CHIP, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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With a reliance on both, YouTube is forced into a constant struggle to find the right balance between advertiser and creator.
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An ad run by a liquor advertiser, targeted at WIRED readers, had been mistakenly categorized as engagement bait by the platform.
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Ads were restored after Paul and his team reviewed and understood YouTube's Community Guidelines and Advertiser friendly guidelines, according to YouTube.
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More importantly, the median age of visitors dropped from 47 to a much more advertiser desirable 30.5 during the same period.
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Google, the biggest advertiser on the Internet, has steadily built in more protections against these kinds of ads through the years.
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Vivendi has built up stakes in Telecom Italia, MediaSet and video games group Ubisoft, and it bought advertiser Havas this year.
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Alternatively, the new owner could try to monetize you further by selling what your thermostat knows about you to an advertiser.
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Hogg led a successful advertiser boycott of Fox television's Laura Ingraham's show last month after Ingraham publicly mocked his college acceptances.
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If you then make a purchase on your laptop, Drawbridge can tell the advertiser which ad prompted you to do so.
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Entertainment is the biggest vertical for advertisers across all of Facebook's properties, making up 39 percent of advertiser spend, Mizuho said.
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As a percentage of budget size, the CFPB had the dubious distinction of being the largest advertiser in the federal government.
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"Most ads are bought programmatically through our apps and website without an advertiser ever speaking to someone at Facebook," he said.
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This follows an advertiser strike earlier this year after ads were posted next to extreme content on the video-sharing site.
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Over the last six months, Twitter has experienced slower growth in advertiser demand, spooking investors and causing its stock to plummet.
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During a recent advertiser presentation in New York, it announced it would allow companies to buy ads on any music content.
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The advertiser turned out to be M.I.6, which, after a battery of tests, recruited Steele into its Russian-language program.
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" Trump spends the most on political FB ads - NYT: "It's official: President Trump is the single biggest political advertiser on Facebook.
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The advertiser CNN Business found, an anti-Ted Cruz page called "Crush Cruz," contained no information about who was behind it.
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And now thanks to YouTube's sudden about-face as to what constitutes "advertiser-friendly" content, Cordeiro finds himself at a crossroads.
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Goodloe Sutton, 79, the publisher of the weekly newspaper, told the Montgomery Advertiser newspaper on Monday he had written the editorial.
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As the city's largest newspaper, The Montgomery Advertiser, covered the opening, it found itself in the middle of its own reckoning.
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"Thus, to medical providers, HB 22019 is a fallacy, actually, a painful joke," wrote one pediatrician, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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"Thus, to medical providers, HB 491 is a fallacy, actually, a painful joke," wrote one pediatrician, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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For creators, YouTube will start with people who accurately report how the content of their videos complies with advertiser-friendly guidelines.
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For creators, YouTube will start with people who accurately report how the content of their videos complies with advertiser-friendly guidelines.
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For example, an advertiser might want to show men and women different versions of the same message to test marketing strategies.
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But Bernie Sanders is thought to have a clear advantage after dominating the caucuses in 2016 and as the lone advertiser.
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A publisher might buy traffic to hit goals it promised to an advertiser or to increase ad views and therefore revenue.
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Otherwise, it just looks like the advertiser simply enlisted the first person to say "Yes" to a big pile of cash.
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"CNN requested that the advertiser remove the false graphic that says mainstream media is 'fake news,'" CNN's public relations department tweeted.
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The decision comes as the Chinese-owned company faces new concerns about the volume of advertiser-unfriendly content on its platform.
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Depending on the violation, we may remove the ad, suspend the ad account or even report the advertiser to law enforcement.
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George Ariyoshi (D) said last month at a fishing industry rally in opposition last month, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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This speaks to Alphabet's innovation, user/advertiser focus, and ability to build and monetize around its seven 1-billion-user platforms.
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Despite deceleration, we think the foundation built through scaled quality connections and best in class tools will drive continued advertiser ROI.
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"There are several consumer and ad innovations that should keep advertiser demand high (for Facebook)," said Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham.
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The Facebook lawyer responded that there was little the company could do if a foreign advertiser used a U.S. shell corporation.
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The potential for the unexpected at what is usually a meticulously staged event is driving strong advertiser demand, network executives said.
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Plus, his biggest advertiser is a state college, which said it could no longer advertise unless the Times took the pledge.
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And in the U.S., we're also even going so far as verifying the identify and location of every single advertiser- Purchaser.
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The need to create what CEO Jonah Goodhart has called "the currency for digital advertising" seems increasingly important given advertiser concerns around viewability, fraud and trust, and Moat has been working with some big names, including Nestle, Procter & Gamble and Unilever on the advertiser side, as well as ESPN, Facebook and Snapchat on the publisher side.
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"A historically large political advertiser" said it would "direct their funds to organizing voters rather than toward campaign funding," according to Sinclair.
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In fact, the commission found that all 23 reports Ing filed between 883 and 2016 contained errors, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported.
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In the past, creators have been impacted after YouTube changed rules around monetization following advertiser boycotts over ads appearing on extremist content.
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We also continued to grow and diversify our advertiser base and improve advertisers' ability to measure the effectiveness of their ad spend.
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On the heels of several embarrassing metric error disclosures from Facebook, Twitter is taking its own shot at the advertiser apology routine.
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The dancers received an ovation from the 2,000-strong audience lit by the glow of torches and smartphones, the Adelaide Advertiser reports.
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According to figures from eMarketer, Amazon has become the number three digital advertiser in the U.S, behind only Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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And then we can show the ads to the right people without that data ever changing hands and going to the advertiser.
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Kochava intends to continue connecting the dots of fraud across the adtech ecosystem so that our advertiser clients can spend with confidence.
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Focusing exclusively on the advertiser side of the market would miss these important feedback effects leading to a biased judgement concerning competition.
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Unlike traditional cable companies, whose numbers are released through Nielsen because of advertiser demands, Netflix has never had to release its numbers.
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Facebook told reporter Jeremy B. Merrill that it didn't have the resources to evaluate every submitted advertiser name to evaluate its authenticity.
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That growth was fueled in part by aggressive advertising on Facebook that at one point made Wish the social network's largest advertiser.
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According to the We Got This fund website, Hanan served as vice president of Agency and Advertiser Development at Pandora Internet Radio.
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Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder tells the Honolulu Star-Advertiser that the warehouse adjacent to the plant was destroyed late Monday night.
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The closest comparison would be 2007, when the company faced a public backlash and advertiser revolt over its controversial Beacon ad tool.
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From Google SupportThe Advertiser-Friendly Content Guidelines are difficult to find, and creators were seemingly not informed they would be taking effect.
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Because an advertiser doesn't care that 10,000 people opened a live video broadcast that was seven minutes and watched for a second.
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A major one is that people often don't want to watch/read/consume the thing the advertiser wants to be baked into.
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According to Sprave, the door was now open to more threats of advertiser boycotts as a tactic to gain leverage over Youtube.
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Smith was awaiting trial for a shooting in June that left one man dead and one injured, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported .
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A doctor recommended she go to the hospital for stitches, but she declined any further treatment, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser .
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YouTube is changing to its advertiser policy to take a tougher stance on hateful content, the company said in a blog post.
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Data. It is the gasoline that fuels advertiser-supported internet giants like Facebook and the gold that companies mine for their algorithms.
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Many news outlets worked to dig up ads placed next to racist or offensive content and reported on the subsequent advertiser pullback.
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Has a nefarious motivation, like a disinformation agent, we need to segregate that shared goal between the internet platform and the advertiser.
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Now, Animal Adventure Park, the upstate New York zoo where the animal lives, is in the market for an advertiser, TMZ reports.
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"All I would ask is that they let Alabama choose its senator," Marsh said earlier this month, according to The Montgomery Advertiser.
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According to The Verge, YouTube has confirmed that the company is demonetizing videos about Momo as they violate its advertiser-friendly guidelines.
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"The idea of doing the Super Bowl, which is not something an advertiser takes lightly, is always high stakes poker," said Sheldon.
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Snapchat is introducing new ad technology called Advanced Mode catered for large brand advertiser campaigns that will rival Facebook's Power Editor feature.
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Schmidt conceded the point during an interview on Fox Business Network Thursday in response to a growing advertiser boycott against the company.
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The first advertiser that I saw was SoFi, which is a mortgage lending company in San Francisco and they're pretty well-known.
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This is the first time an advertiser has offered an AR ad experience in The NYT app for iOS, the company says.
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Political ads will also carry a tag that indicates which advertiser paid for them along with verified background information about their identity.
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The incident also provoked a public outcry over China's largest search engine Baidu, which counted Putian hospitals as a major online advertiser.
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It also does something similar on search: if someone Googles "coffee nearby" a paying advertiser could show up as the first result.
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The Trump Make America Great Again Committee is the largest political advertiser on Google, having paid $8.23 million, according to the company.
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On Google, Biden's campaign spent $388,900 on ads last week, making him the top political advertiser on the platform, according to CNN.
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As of late 2018, Amazon was on track to become the third-largest digital advertiser in the US, behind Google and Facebook.
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Facebook made a move to calm advertiser fears as the company continues to deal with the fallout from its political ad policies.
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This poses a problem for the politician seeking to gain office, just as it does for the advertiser seeking to gain customers.
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He was head of Facebook's media and entertainment business and also worked in marketing at a major advertiser, BMW of North America.
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" ROBY ROLLS TO VICTORY DESPITE PAST TRUMP CRITICISM Montgomery Advertiser: "Despite a five-candidate primary which forced her into a runoff, Rep.
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Isgro last month shared a tweet about Fox News expressing support for host Laura Ingraham amid the advertiser boycott that Hogg started.
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One firefighter and four residents were taken to hospital while eight other residents were treated at the scene, the Star-Advertiser said.
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Though he remained in the low single digits in statewide polls, Mr. Bloomberg had been the sole political advertiser in some markets.
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Ruddy said Newsmax would "take appropriate steps" and that in the meantime the advertiser had been suspended while the review takes place.
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"Given the number of actors it could take some time though," said Phil Smith, head of UK advertiser trade body ISBA www.isba.org.uk.
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It's also home to a very nice pond, which, according to the Croydon Advertiser, has been recently plagued with serious pizza problems.
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In 1994, The Montgomery Advertiser published an eight-part series on the S.P.L.C. that included allegations of discriminatory treatment of black employees.
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Last year, Proctor & Gamble, the world's biggest advertiser, said it had cut $1 billion in advertising costs in the previous four years.
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Shows like "Gilmore Girls," for example, were backed by an advertiser group that sought to produce more prime-time programming for families.
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Laura Ingraham is taking a week off amid a brewing advertiser boycott over her comments about Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg.
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Advertiser boycotts have been a potent and attention-grabbing tool in channelling political pressure, and Fox News personalities have been frequent targets.
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The Android version of the app that was injected with malware from an advertiser could potentially show "intrusive advertising" to CamScanner users.
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In this case, if the viewer wants more information from the advertiser, Hulu will be able to push that to their phone.
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In many countries the government is now by far the biggest advertiser, so newspapers and television stations are terrified of annoying it.
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The recent advertiser uproar over Alphabet's inability to identify offensive content on YouTube shows that even the Google founders are still learning.
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Ads that advocate for a specific candidate or piece of legislation will be banned, according to one advertiser briefed on Twitter's plans.
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" He pointed to the Trump campaign having run "the single best digital ad campaign I&aposve ever seen from any advertiser. Period.
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"Give people a fair deal and real economic power," Tom Steyer, the biggest advertiser in Iowa, says in his most recent ad.
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Toward the end of our meeting, Marc Pritchard, the branding chief for the world's largest advertiser, Procter & Gamble, walked by and concurred.
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Smyk's team figures out what an advertiser wants to accomplish, like more sales or brand awareness, and makes decisions around that goal.
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Avocados from Mexico was the most mentioned advertiser online and had the most logos shared across Twitter and Instagram, Salesforces said Monday.
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"You don't think about these things till they happen," Elton Dean, the county commission chair, told the Montgomery Advertiser at the time.
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The Boeing 777 passenger jet had 349 passengers on board who disembarked via emergency exits, according to online news service Adelaide Advertiser.
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"You don't think about these things till they happen," Elton Dean, the county commission chair, told the Montgomery Advertiser at the time.
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Investors are already bracing for a crummy Q4, too, which is typically the biggest quarter of the year for advertiser-fueled businesses.
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Alphabet reports first-quarter earnings Thursday, and despite the recent YouTube ad controversy, the advertiser pullouts likely won't drag down its revenue.
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Cable TV companies are scrambling to figure out how they can expand their digital presence as advertiser dollars flock to the internet.
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