Election 2017: Early data from Who Targets Me suggests Labour is spending most on Facebook Ads
Early indications from a project which seeks to track political advertising on Facebook suggests that Labour may be outspending the…
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Duopoly: ‘We have got to find sustainable funding model to pay for high quality journalism’ says Culture Minister
Culture Minister Matt Hancock has said finding an “appropriate funding relationship” between advertising and journalistic content is “incredibly important”. The…
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Reports reveal how millions were spent on ‘dark’ Facebook ads to influence Leave EU vote
New allegations have come to light this week about the extent to which unregulated political advertising on Facebook was used…
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Full-page Facebook ad offers readers of up-market UK newspapers tips on spotting fake news
Facebook today took out full-page adverts in The Times, Telegraph, Financial Times and Guardian offering readers tips on how to…
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Comment: Why Google and Facebook will fall like Rome unless they share wealth with publishers
Former local newspaper journalist and founder of the Adiply advertising platform Rick Waghorn explains why Google and Facebook should listen to…
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Weekly news show banned by Facebook and deleted for arguing that drugs should be legalised
A weekly video news bulletin has been banned from Facebook because it argued that drugs should be legalised. UPDATE: 5/5/2018.…
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Duopoly: Facebook told bank it can target ‘insecure’ children as it made £21bn from advertising last year
Facebook studies the communications of children on its network so advertisers can target them when they are feeling “worthless” and…
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MPs accuse social media giants of ‘shameful’ failure to halt online abuse and extremism
MPs have accused social media giants of a “shameful” failure to tackle online terrorist propaganda and hate speech. A hard-hitting…
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