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Microsoft Blocks 300,000 Advertising Accounts In 2020
Microsoft Advertising has released its 2020 year-in-review report, giving a glimpse of the state of online advertising.
Facebook Announces Platform to Support Writers and Journalists
Facebook has announced a platform to help writers and journalists monetize their content at a time when news and media are under siege.
Google Heavily Investing in Office Space, All-In on In-Person
Despite much of the industry doing the exact opposite, Google is investing $7 billion in office space and data centers, insisting in-person work is where it’s at.
Facebook Cracking Down on Posts Praising Atlanta Shooting
In the latest test of its moderation efforts, Facebook is cracking down on posts praising the Atlanta shooting.
YouTube Can Now Check For Copyright Issues During Upload
YouTube is rolling out a major new feature designed to protect content creators, warning them of potential copyright issues during upload.
DuckDuckGo Calls Out Google’s Apps For Spying On Users
DuckDuckGo is mincing no words in calling out Google’s apps for spying on users and not respecting their privacy.
Google and Microsoft Square Off Over News Industry
Google and Microsoft are duking it out over the future of the news industry, at a time when both companies are under scrutiny.
Facebook and Google Bring Fight Over News to the US
After being forced to work with Australian news publishers, Facebook and Google are going on the offensive in the US.