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Al Arabia secures $142m contract for Dubai ad spaces

Al Arabia secures $142m contract for Dubai ad spaces

  • Move is part of regional growth plan
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YouTube making money off new breed of climate denial, monitoring group says

YouTube making money off new breed of climate denial, monitoring group says

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Marks & Spencer’s Christmas ad causes outrage over perceived burning of Palestinian flag

Marks & Spencer’s Christmas ad causes outrage over perceived burning of Palestinian flag

By Arab News ·
MBC Media Solutions launches self-serve ad platform for Shahid

MBC Media Solutions launches self-serve ad platform for Shahid

By Arab News ·
US sues Google on digital ad business dominance, joined by eight states

US sues Google on digital ad business dominance, joined by eight states

By Reuters ·
Twitter offers free ads to brands that advertise on its platform

Twitter offers free ads to brands that advertise on its platform

By Reuters ·
Meta pushes Reels monetization with new ad formats

Meta pushes Reels monetization with new ad formats

By Reuters ·
Global Witness conducted their own experiments to determine to what level Facebook’s ads were discriminatory. (File/AFP)

Facebook slammed over sexist job advertising

By Arab News ·
India is a key growth market for Facebook with more than 410 million users, while WhatsApp messenger has over 530 million users in the country. (File/AFP)

Facebook teams up with Indian firm to help provide loans to small businesses

By Reuters ·
Facebook terminated Giphy’s paid advertising partnerships after the deal. (File/AFP)

UK watchdog: Facebook’s ownership of Giphy hurts competition

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ITV said it delivered its largest advertising revenues for the month of June as Britain eased virus restrictions that coincided with the Euros. (File/AFP)

UK broadcaster ITV scores with Euros advertising boost

By AFP ·
YouTube said the change built on its move last year to retire all full-day masthead ads. (File/AFP)

YouTube bans masthead ads for politics, alcohol and bets

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In the US alone, digital and print ad revenue for newspapers fell to $14.3 billion in 2018 from $49.4 billion in 2005. (File/AFP).

Google, Facebook pledged millions for local news. Was it enough?

By Reuters ·

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