The misconduct included stopping publishers from placing any search adverts from competitors on their search results pages, forcing them to reserve the most profitable space on these pages for Google's adverts and a requirement to seek written approval from Google before making changes to how rival adverts were displayed.
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In its report, the Electoral Commission called for the first time for all social media companies that run election adverts in Britain to create open databases of those adverts.
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LONDON — Some adverts are just begging to be parodied.
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The misconduct included stopping publishers from placing any search adverts from competitors on their search results pages, forcing them to reserve the most profitable space on their search results pages for Google's adverts and a requirement to seek written approval from Google before making changes to the way in which any rival adverts were displayed.
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Mr Haddad declined to appear with him in television adverts.
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"Be proud of your power, Turkey," announced adverts on television.
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No one likes being stalked around the Internet by adverts.
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Those adverts were rather more subtle than the modern examples.
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"Fake news often goes viral" one of the adverts read.
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Google also stopped publishing adverts related to the Irish referendum.
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MPC previously ran adverts on a crime focused news site.
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The adverts were vague; I can't remember the exact wording.
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Plus, a user listening to a better-targeted advert in full is worth more than blasting adverts to consumers who may ultimately be put off the platform for being forced to listen to adverts.
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The global influencer market hit $2176 billion in 212, and according to a 2018 report by Business Insider, adverts posted by influencers get double the engagement than adverts posted on Instagram by brands themselves.
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"I have heard about adverts in South Africa, (the) USA, London, China, India, Brazil, Uruguay, Canada and Kenya and then I guess you can't really put a country to the adverts online," she said.
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These are the two adverts that GBK has decided to keep:
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Facebook's offer to self-police on political adverts presents other difficulties.
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The app makes money from adverts and commissions on digital tips.
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It produces technology for turning adverts into interactive, game-like experiences.
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In every paper at the back, there are adverts for abortion.
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Facebook has cracked down on Huawei adverts for being too political.
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Here are some of the other adverts that have been tweaked ... .
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" Large press adverts stated: "He is bringing change to Saudi Arabia.
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Like the women in the adverts for overpriced and over-gendered razors.
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They also suggest platforms commit to ensure "appropriate age specific adverts only".
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It is quickly ramping up the number of adverts users see there.
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There the rights to show adverts are auctioned off user by user.
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But the company has also introduced adverts in between Snapchat Stories too.
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As far as adverts go, this is one of the better ones.
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However, we do not use this information to target adverts to people.
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There's also been a series of TV adverts for network provider Etisalat.
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Looking out for branded adverts coming soon to a dashboard near you.
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Funny how you never see men complaining about Tom Ford adverts, huh?
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Lewis wants Facebook to take responsibility for the adverts it runs online.
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Its adverts have become a familiar feature at the Russia World Cup.
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Adverts for a variety of upcoming books, films, products and theatre productions?
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Rallies, debates and adverts reach more people, but books give politicians space.
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Google added it has expanded its restrictions on adverts around these types of issues, and that adverts for software that are marketed with the intention of spying on someone such as a spouse or girlfriend, are not allowed.
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He asked Facebook to provide examples of all adverts bought by Russian-linked accounts, of all pages set up by Russian-linked accounts, information on the targeting of such adverts and pages and how many times they were viewed.
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Watch Wrestling, which provides free links to wrestling shows and pay-per-views, has adverts for Bet365, while popular live sports streaming site First Row Sports has adverts for Austrian gambling firm Bwin embedded in many of its livestreams.
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Mr Trump broadcast just a third as many televised adverts as Mrs Clinton.
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"On the one hand, there are adverts with half-naked women," he says.
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We think there is something fundamentally wrong with how TfL is screening adverts.
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In 213 adverts were found running alongside violent videos made by Islamic State.
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How far are we from the day we will see adverts in VR?
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Yet all the people in electric toothbrush adverts can't seem to help themselves.
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It allows publishers to sell adverts in unique channels, before splitting the revenue.
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Some have been comparing images of previous YSL adverts with the current campaign.
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I tap a button and the music starts — just like in the adverts.
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Some job adverts even specify a preference for male candidates or "manly women".
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The policy will also ban adverts from crypto-exchanges, with some limited exceptions.
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Or indeed for targeting kids with adverts linked to what they do online.
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Amazon Music Unlimited provides unlimited access to 50 million songs, without any adverts.
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Vedanta is pushing back with adverts in Zambian newspapers and social media pages.
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Already, advertisers are being prevented from placing discriminatory adverts on city-owned hoardings.
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Typically, ransomware may be distributed through spam emails, or dodgy adverts on websites.
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Other companies such as Outbrain who have run these adverts have taken them down.
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A screen normally used for adverts urged people to go home and ignore rumours.
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Facebook said it would ban all crypto adverts because of the risks to investors.
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Even better, it's all free to use and won't bombard you with adverts either.
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And one panelist said the adverts on Facebook are putting him off the platform.
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I post the stories for free, but I do post adverts on my page.
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We sold the album by mail-order and we put six adverts in Sounds.
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Mrs Hassan's backers have aired three different adverts linking Mrs Ayotte to Mr Trump.
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Location data can also influence the types of adverts you see or don't see.
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It does not sell adverts or accept funds from the government or from companies.
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They do make cool-ass adverts that are plastered all over airport terminals, though.
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Their letter will be published in adverts in national newspapers on Sunday and Monday.
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The American Institute confirmed in an emailed statement that the adverts had been removed.
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"We do not allow adverts which are misleading or false on Facebook and have explained to Martin Lewis that he should report any adverts that infringe his rights and they will be removed," a Facebook spokesperson said in an email to CNBC.
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Each is accompanied by a public-relations blitz and billboard adverts inevitably featuring Mr Modi.
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Television and social-media adverts boast of the public works carried out by his government.
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There are no skip limits on any of the playlists, and no adverts at all.
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Just be sure to keep (unobtrusive) adverts enabled on those sites you want to support.
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I once played the adverts for a 22018 rated movie during a Shrek Kids club.
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After 150 years the trust is now one of the better adverts for active management.
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The company denies this has anything to do with the adverts, but few believe that.
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Next week: Felix Da Housecat on his chosen subject: cat food adverts of the 1980s.
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Both companies were told they must not broadcast the adverts again in their current forms.
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Deutsche Bank said it was looking into how its adverts appeared next to such content.
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How many car adverts is this Alt-J song going to be on, I ask?
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On Wednesday, the government released the series of adverts that quickly sparked national outrage online.
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Problematic adverts Advertisers will have to tread carefully in scenarios the watchdog cites as problematic.
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The adverts for the New York Lottery in the grocery store windows are a giveaway.
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The advertising dollars always ... There's a long lag between the dollars and the adverts. Correct.
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Another report this week showed a drop in online adverts by businesses looking for help.
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But the Facebook page and the website linked to it continue to feature such adverts.
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But this doesn't mean making adverts, said Patrick Givens, head of VaynerSmart at agency VaynerMedia.
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A committee of experts will decide whether individual adverts are sexist or degrading in nature.
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" In a response statement to the suit, a Facebook spokesperson told us: "We do not allow adverts which are misleading or false on Facebook and have explained to Martin Lewis that he should report any adverts that infringe his rights and they will be removed.
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Baidu must clean up in-search healthcare adverts and paid-for search adverts of any kind cannot only be based on the highest bidder, according to a statement from the internet, industry and health regulators, posted on the website of the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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But running adverts saying that air pollution killed and gave children breathing problems worked, he said.
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In adverts he declares himself an "ordinary guy" and tosses a ball to his collie, Dylan.
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Adverts for fatty foods were interspersed with those for fat-busting medicines, fuelling a sickness culture.
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Amazon Music Unlimited provides unrestricted access access to your favourite songs, on-demand, and without adverts.
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"Some DVDs of old John Wayne westerns had adverts for cigarettes from the 1950s," he said.
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In the show, Markle and her classmates were asked to watch adverts and assess their messages.
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The event spawned betting pools and merchandising (cough-syrup adverts played on Webster's background in chemistry).
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On August 19th the Times reported that sponsors were threatening to pull adverts from the website.
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Our new adverts have purely light-hearted intentions and were not meant to cause any offence.
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In particular, game- and cosmetics-related adverts made up half of ad-based revenue, Line said.
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Police are now appealing for other women who have answered similar modeling adverts to come forward.
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In recent years Facebook has taken out adverts in traditional India media to warn about fakes.
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Probably not to the degree that we see in the adverts, but definitely a little more.
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Instead, various tech and financial giants process payments or push adverts to customers for these companies.
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A giant screen surmounting the square catwalk, lined with fluorescent blue lights, projected Emporio Armani adverts.
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Only Zlatan could have two four-minute-plus adverts called Prologue and Epilogue made about him.
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Start-ups are taking different approaches to make mobile adverts work for both consumers and marketers.
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The British department store's Christmas adverts are hugely anticipated, highly critiqued, and often parodied every year.
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All the same, enjoy these adverts that hearken back to a simpler time for the internet.
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In the UK, influencers are legally obliged to mark paid-for social media posts as adverts.
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Baidu's smaller local rival Qihoo 360 Technology Co said it does not support healthcare industry adverts.
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And, more specifically, spending 98% of its marketing budget on "nearly a billion targeted digital adverts".
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Analysis of over 1000 adverts exposed that 50 per cent had a stereotypical portrayal of women.
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A Swedish government-commissioned report first suggested banning sexist adverts as far back as January 2008.
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"Bold reform shortens the way," read billboards and TV public service adverts, encouraging citizens to be patient.
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You're essentially dealing with regular audio adverts, and no access to offline downloads or higher quality music.
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In the election campaign in 2015 Mr Macri promised to keep free footie but drop the adverts.
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Facebook has restricted crypto-related adverts, while Google announced a ban that comes into force in June.
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Manning is in so many adverts we could save space by listing the brands he doesn't endorse.
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Possibly the millions of dollars' worth of attack adverts funded by outside Republican groups had more impact.
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Footage has emerged of Meghan Markle campaigning against sexist adverts when she was just 11 years old.
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On Marketplace, users could post adverts to sell to and buy from other Facebook users around them.
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The policy only applies to adverts, and the paintings are allowed to be uploaded as normal posts.
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Its 453bn users pay nothing, but give it their data and control over the adverts they see.
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A woman has penned an open letter to Instagram because she's sick of seeing adverts for bras.
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Whenever someone clicks on one of these adverts, Yingmob gets paid, just like a typical advertising campaign.
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It was not clear whether the ban would affect all cryptocurrency adverts on the social media site.
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YouTube, meanwhile, stripped Robinson's channel of adverts last month, however he is still active on the site.
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In one case, Tesco ran banner adverts on its website for a leading brand of dishwasher tablets.
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MANY people try to keep a poker face when playing cards, but not when looking at adverts.
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Microsoft's $83bn acquisition of LinkedIn in 28 was partly premised on "monetising" its user base through adverts.
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Baidu has come in for fierce online criticism for how it handles adverts within its search results.
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Rave became an integral part of our culture—our nightlife, adverts, film soundtracks—that music changed society.
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On Sunday, the food industry appealed to shoppers to stop panic buying, placing adverts in national newspapers.
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Some £100m will be spent on adverts warning the public and businesses to prepare for the worst.
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"Television programmes, pop songs, adverts, movies and the Internet all ... provide numerous kinds of 'guidance'," Gauntlett writes.
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The answers you give may also affect the adverts you see across Google's various apps and services.
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Adverts asking workers seeking jobs overseas to only go through licensed agents are played on the radio daily.
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LONDON — Each year, the run-up to Christmas is bursting with twinkly lights, festive music and Christmas adverts.
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Local authorities also ask to scrutinise all evangelical material, including adverts for charity events, according to Catholic faithful.
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Cigarette adverts are more likely to target them and in some countries female smoking is considered a taboo.
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The more consumers, the more valuable the platform is to advertisers, yet adverts incur a cost to consumers.
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But the video-sharing giant took an undisclosed cut of the earnings and ran adverts alongside the stream.
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Adverts in the smartphone's web browser get quietly replaced by similar ones chosen by the fake-app developer.
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Last year, Google removed 2.3 billion adverts found to be in breach of its policies or the law.
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Adverts for trading digital currencies are appearing on the London tube and celebrities have piled onto the bandwagon.
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It is certainly true that such outdated adverts are woefully out of step with modern views on equality.
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Donald Trump's strategists admitted to using targeted online adverts to demoralise supporters of Hillary Clinton into not voting.
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Calling off the IPO "made investors pay interest for no reason," Bright Smart Securities said in its adverts.
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Friday, the cybersecurity firm announced that, in January, Twitter banned Kaspersky from running adverts on the social network.
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As with commercials elsewhere, North Korean adverts also prey on the insecurities and aspirations of would-be customers.
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He and his wife even appear in television adverts, urging Tanzanians to prepare their bednets before they sleep.
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All claim healing through the power of stem-cell therapies, which are sometimes described in adverts as "miraculous".
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Google's internet browser Chrome will start removing annoying adverts from websites from February 15, 2018, it has announced.
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The London marketing team displays digital adverts in the office to get feedback from other members of staff.
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But others probably don't like the idea of their adverts falling onto the screens of a phone farm.
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If AdultWork and Punternet (another site funded by sex workers' adverts) comprise the Gumtree of sexwork, then UKPunting.
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FOR TWO years Britons have been bombarded with bizarre television adverts featuring the animatronic head of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Outrage as the first draft of the new Gourmet Burger Kitchen adverts make it onto tube lines pic.twitter.
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That, rather than dodgy political adverts, is what allowed made-up stories to gain widespread credence in 2016.■
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The government said it stood by the adverts, which "generate attention for our campaign and can thus save lives".
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You said the people who saw Cambridge Analytica adverts… the likelihood of voting for Trump increased by 1 percent.
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German news broadcaster n-tv said it would no longer run adverts that aimed to attract investment in Turkey.
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The government is trying to tip the balance, with adverts in newspapers and videos beamed at passengers in airports.
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Anja Lambrecht and Catherine Tucker, two economists, placed adverts promoting jobs in science, technology, engineering and maths on Facebook.
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So having read all your comments and messages, we've made the decision to take down some of the adverts.
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He denied that any shortcomings in Facebook's approach to political adverts before now had been due to commercial reasons.
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Classified adverts website Craigslist has just listed a Pokémon Go enthusiast willing to help you get your game on.
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Women are put off from applying for jobs that use words in their adverts such as "aggressive" or "ambitious".
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India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Monday ordered television channels not to air condom adverts between 6 a.
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It prevented rivals from placing their search adverts on these websitesWe fine Google €1.49 billion for breaching #EUantitrust rules.
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It said it would generate cash from the service in Nigeria by placing Google adverts in the login portal.
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KEN MOYLEBeaverton, Oregon I can't help but think that an "internet of things" will really mean "adverts on everything".
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Arterbury did provide Motherboard with examples of weapon sales adverts from a Facebook-hosted Idlib arms market in Syria.
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The impact of television adverts is fading, as consumers learn about products on social media and from online reviews.
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A spokeswoman for the British watchdog said it had been made aware of fake political adverts on the network.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese regulators have imposed limits on the number of lucrative healthcare adverts carried by Baidu Inc (BIDU.
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The social media giant then took the unprecedented step of banning all foreign-funded adverts aimed at Irish voters.
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In response, the bank now blocks all adverts, and if a computer is hit with malware, they wipe it.
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"They were young people [in the adverts] and it looked like they were having fun," she told the Times.
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The CWC then declared the children as "legally free" for adoption as the newspaper adverts had elicited no response.
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The UK government budgeted £100 million for the campaign, which included billboards across the UK and multiple newspaper adverts.
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As the adverts from some broadcasters suggest, though, not everyone in the UK was exactly excited to see him.
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Most of the adverts and threads Motherboard reviewed were on Russian language forums, but others exist in English and Arabic.
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Luke constantly repeating adverts back at us, constantly trying to get us to move the Elf out of his room.
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The "no" and "yes" campaigns launched their first television adverts on Tuesday and Thursday, drawing immediate rebukes from their rivals.
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IN THE nightclubs of Kinshasa, the raucous capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, adverts are everywhere for Congolese beer.
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That's a massive shift for a company that had, up to then, been firmly against having adverts on its platform.
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You get access to over two million songs without any adverts, exclusive deals, and Prime Originals, movies, and TV shows.
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I saw adverts for durian fairs and festivals, and I was greeted with interrogations over my thoughts on specific harvests.
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These adverts give you a clue as to why the arrival of Ibrahimovic in England is so fitting right now.
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Moreover, just because adverts seem to have some persuasive power doesn't make them the best bang for a campaign's buck.
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Adverts run ahead of videos, but that's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to monetizing the brand.
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There are no subscription costs, and no adverts — which is actually a pretty good bundle for this sort of device.
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The Kardashians—who are regulated by America's Federal Trade Commission (FTC)—can still post adverts that reach a UK audience.
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One of the adverts had been clicked over 25,000 times, judging by the Google analytics data of its shortened URL.
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The job adverts will be posted on its website shortly and candidates would be given four weeks to submit applications.
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Facebook restricted crypto-related adverts in February, while Google announced a ban this month that comes into force in June.
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Such adverts must be restricted to no more than 30 percent of a page of search results, the statement said.
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While their app thinks they're paying attention to the adverts, "in reality they are actually off sleeping haha," Goat_City said.
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But they're wrong, even if it's true that I never saw women who looked like me in adverts growing up.
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We sit in the tearoom at work and I have to watch the "no" vote adverts on TV with them.
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" "The most shocking of these are adverts to teach and care for kids -- so who is actually with the kids?
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On the road there, I saw some Italian bikers by a bus stop where a guy was changing the adverts.
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Verschueren says the return on advertising spend was immediate and commensurate to that achieved by Happy Socks' regular Facebook adverts.
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Data analysts are also testing software they hope will sift online sex adverts to find those posted by human traffickers.
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The new rules mean the company must clean up in-search healthcare adverts and the positioning of paid-for search adverts of any kind cannot only be based on the highest bidder, said a statement from the internet, industry and health regulators which was posted on the website of the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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Online chat groups with names such as "Shanghai mortgage loans re-packaging" are inundated with adverts from agents touting their wares.
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Google is suspending adverts related to a referendum in Ireland on whether or not to overturn a constitutional clause banning abortion.
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"Whatever page you're looking at on Baidu is a mess of adverts," said username FreedLiu on China's Weibo microblog, discussing Wei.
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The company has rolled out slick new adverts and uses designer bottles instead of the old ones with ill-fitting labels.
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On Sunday, the board ran adverts in national newspapers showing which demands it had agreed to and why others were rejected.
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A life size sculpture of an alien holds up the waistband to his oversize jeans like Jared in old Subway adverts.
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RiskIQ is a company selling products to detect external threats, while Geoedge is a service that scans adverts for malicious content.
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For example, an app called Slidejoy pays customers to view the adverts every time they look at their phone's lock screen.
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"Our country has turned into a store of adverts and signs," grumbled Roberto Gomez, a 78-year old Communist Party member.
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In rural areas, "the small shops, grocery shops, are sponsored by cigarette companies, and they can put adverts anywhere," he said.
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He was bullish about the future of AI composers, and said they'd soon be generating background music for things like adverts.
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Google relies on global data flows to support e-mails and its search engine, but generates revenues from clicks on adverts.
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These breakthroughs are adverts not just for the value of economics, but also for three other things: theory, maths and outsiders.
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Seeing naked women in adverts, dancing suggestively in music videos or being considered as sexual objects is another form of submission.
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Carly Rae Jepsen wasn't casually teaming up with Lil Yachty for a cover of "It Takes Two" in adverts for Target.
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The complaint specifically targets AdSense, a service Google offers to other firms to help them place adverts on third-party websites.
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There was another paper called the Melody Maker which was pretty staid and had all the classified adverts in the back.
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Though the writing was banned in schools for being illegible, it started taking over adverts, commercial products and, eventually, the internet.
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Meanwhile Facebook is actively using your location to track your offline habits so it can make money targeting you with adverts.
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Featuring the British government's top doctor Chris Whitty, the TV adverts warn people to "Stay Home, Protect The NHS, Save Lives".
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Although they have replied to more than 2000 online apartment adverts, the couple are yet to find a place to live.
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He launched the organisation in March after YouTube stopped showing adverts alongside many of his and others' clips, following pressure from advertisers.
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Yes I get influencers get paid for adverts, but surely it's better to be ethical about what your paid to post about?
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The case concerned websites, such as of newspaper or travel sites, with a search function that produces search results and search adverts.
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Those running these pages can make thousands of dollars a month from adverts and parents paying for their children to be featured.
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Wire is a free download, and free of adverts right now, although it's not clear what its eventual business model might be.
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This stage had been reached in November, when there were adverts for cryptocurrencies on the train and discussions on popular radio programmes.
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Rezonence – Providing publishers a frictionless micropayment strategy where consumers pay for content with their time and attention by engaging with FreeWall adverts.
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The company has its own ad network, so would clearly prefer its browser users see and like adverts than blanket block them.
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It's the commodification, and glossing, of the grit, the gang-mentality, the blood, sweat and tears into sepia toned Coca Cola adverts.
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Nearly half of viewers think women are portrayed inappropriately in adverts, according to a study produced by data and consultancy firm Kantar.
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It is already used for tasks as diverse as decoding human speech, image recognition or deciding which adverts to show web users.
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Offending companies are not just advertising on TV piracy websites, with illegal sports streaming sites also playing host to numerous gambling adverts.
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Bet365 adverts also appeared on First Row Sport's streams of the David Haye vs Tony Bellew fight at the beginning of March.
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Even with free articles and other content online, GMG could surely target adverts more effectively if it knew more about its readers.
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This year, marketers had a job on their hands to tackle ad fraud, where bots rather than people "click" on online adverts.
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The European Commission said Google abused its position to stifle innovation by restricting websites' ability to display adverts from rival brokers. ind.
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Excluding certain protected groups of people from adverts can be illegal — but that hasn't stopped it happening multiple times on Facebook's platform.
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Badges are cheap as long as you're not competing for ones of Gaye Adverts jacket so its easy to get new ones.
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Where adverts were found next to videos advocating extremism, YouTube will seek to resolve the case in less than a few hours.
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During this time, brewing companies began to focus their energy on adverts that made their products look most appealing to American drinkers.
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The forged adverts were put together by Historical Paroxysm, a video shop that uses archival footage to create videos depicting alternate histories.
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But there's another, less exciting possibility that Samsung suggests: Using it to identify people so they can be presented with personalised adverts.
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In response, car dealers in Pingdingshan have cut prices to lure buyers, according to dealers and adverts circulated on local social media.
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Google searches and demographic information can be used to influence what adverts are shown to people on YouTube, the video platform has announced.
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While both hours and ad dollars spent on mobile are likely to increase, whether people actually see all of those adverts is questionable.
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"will I understand not just who the advertiser was and what other adverts they'd run but why they'd chose to advertise to me".
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Medium last week launched a new scheme for major publishers to post articles to the blogging platform and make money from adverts there.
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"will I understand not just who the advertiser was and what other adverts they'd run but why they'd chose to advertise to me"?
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I worked with the guy who did Grand Theft Auto's radio station so it's got loads of weird adverts in between the tracks.
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Mrs Clinton's campaign was up and running in the state early on in the campaign, opening dozens of field offices and airing adverts.
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A high-profile British journalist and entrepreneur has announced he plans to sue Facebook for defamation over fake adverts published on the site.
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LONDON — A British lingerie brand whose body positive adverts were removed from Facebook has succeeded in its fight to have the ads reinstated.
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By running adverts specifically targeting Facebook's users, the company has admitted fake news is—at its core—a problem with the public itself.
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He has spent next to nothing on paid adverts, but the media has given the GOP nominee billions of dollars of free coverage.
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But as adverts around the town attest, road-haulage firms, which transport these goods around the country, complain about a shortage of labour.
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A British businessman is to sue Facebook for defamation, claiming that it published more than 50 fake adverts using his name or picture.
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Wafa, which has about 2,500 V-sat units in Iraq, said in online adverts it could deliver to any Iraqi city including Mosul.
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We don't know about you, but the thought of getting unlimited access to all the songs, on demand, without any adverts, sounds expensive.
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The company had come under pressure over how adverts were placed on extremist videos, and introduced the new rules after an advertiser backlash.
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Parliamentarians including opposition leader of the Labor party Bill Shorten and Liberal Party MP Tim Wilson have also condemned the adverts as inaccurate.
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The number of such adverts must also account for no more than 30 percent of a page of search results, the statement said.
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DoubleVerify, the anti-ad fraud company, works with Facebook and other partners to determine whether traffic from adverts is coming from genuine viewers.
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Protect the 8th, an Irish campaign run by the anti-abortion organization Family & Life, also ran adverts promoting the website across Google's platforms.
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" Another audience member tweeted, "Harvey Keitel is as far away from his jolly car insurance adverts as imaginable in holocaust metaphor pic #thepaintedbird.
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After a series of TV, online and billboard adverts run by Etqaan Alliance in recent weeks anticipation about the auction has been building.
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It is those in-store adverts in Sainsbury's that feature people of all ages jumping about next to some salad and words like RUMBA!
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AldosWorldTv said it had lost more than 30 videos, and questioned why he had been able to post so many videos containing the adverts.
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Brian Acton, one of the founders, decided to leave the company as discussions around placing adverts on the platform heated up, the report adds.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. The internet is filled with many things – adverts, recipes, videos of strangers unboxing mobile telephones, Putlocker, ratemypoo.com.
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Since you can't sell microtargeted adverts against encrypted messages your algorithms cannot see, the new platform will need a fresh way to make money.
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He ruled that all official job adverts should call for "un candidat" or "une candidate", so as to encourage both male and female applicants.
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Adverts in the DC metro for Mr Yiannopoulos's book "Dangerous", which he has since self-published, are at the heart of the ACLU's lawsuit.
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Chrome's new filter is a step in the right direction, offering users protection from some of the worst adverts and encouraging better ad formats.
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Open the drop-down menu from the far right of the toolbar at the top of the Facebook interface, then choose Settings, then Adverts.
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Adverts everywhere in the USA talk about "low-T" – low testosterone levels – and the gels men can rub into their skin to treat them.
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Meanwhile, 12 percent of the online adverts bought directly from publishers, and not via programmatic methods, suffered from ad fraud, equating to $4.65 billion.
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Bad adverts – those that cause web pages to load slowly as well as irrelevant ones – are reasons often cited by people who install adblockers.
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Several leading news websites have been affected by malicious adverts which have caused some users to be infected by ransomware, according to the BBC.
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Where it gets more interesting is just how easy it may be to create one of these spoofed adverts, at least according to Seitz.
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"We are waiting for reassurances that they have in place the technical expertise to stop our adverts appearing in the wrong places," he said.
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The FTC does not regulate political adverts because the current understanding of the first amendment protects political speech even when it is manifestly false.
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Human Rights Watch, which analyzed 36,000 Chinese job advertisements largely posted since 2013, also criticized adverts for government roles, construction workers and kindergarten teachers.
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In the old days adverts in Time magazine or on billboards in Times Square were big-ticket items that only giant firms could afford.
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Unsurprising then that "40 per cent of women say they do not identify at all with the women they see in adverts," said Santos.
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I have a suspicion that the only people who've ever used it for its intended purposes are people in Apple adverts and Steve Jobs.
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He was telling me how much he loved my music, I was telling him how much I enjoyed him in the Premier Inn adverts.
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Most adverts are largely terrible, but every now and then a piece of marketing comes along that just absolutely hits the nail on the head.
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Orban will address the British people directly in newspaper adverts, his office added, joining a line of European leaders and institutions saying Britain should stay.
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Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites.
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It's there in the music videos of Duke Dumont and David Zowie—works of playful suburban fantasy which have grown to resemble Money Supermarket adverts.
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The adverts are still there, arriving every handful of songs, and they remain perhaps the biggest difference between free and Premium accounts on the desktop.
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A common scam perpetrated by cybercrooks, for instance, is to use "bot-nets" to bombard web adverts with thousands of phony hits to collect payment.
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Adverts for virtual coins or ways to trade them have appeared everywhere from London's transport network to Japanese television as demand for them has soared.
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Based on job adverts and employee paystubs, Reuters reported earlier that the starting salary for some graduate content moderators was just 100,000 Indian rupees ($1,401).
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A 23 study in the Journal of Advertising Research found that around 14%-19% of American adverts had featured such endorsements in the preceding period.
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"You'll always remember when you gave up being a vegetarian," read one of the Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) adverts on display around the London Underground.
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The subsequent ruling, that adverts "must not include gender stereotypes that are likely to cause harm, or serious or widespread offence", comes into force today.
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You don't need to be a paying subscriber to use the app either, though you will have to sit through all the usual adverts then.
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Despite the complaints, none of the boundary-pushing adverts was withdrawn from television screens, because ASA judged them unlikely to cause serious or widespread offence.
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LONDON — Adverts for a fashion brand have been banned by the UK's Advertising Standards Authority for featuring "sexually suggestive" images of a child-like model.
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Britain has said it will ban adverts that include gender stereotypes such as women who can't park or men who struggle to change a diaper.
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A number of links to popular TV shows on Watch Series – including Game of Thrones, Suits and The Walking Dead – feature adverts for betting sites.
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Google is to reinstate adverts for drug and alcohol treatment centers on its U.S. search engine from July, after it suspended ads for such facilities.
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Even Twitter's new policy of banning all political adverts does not make for easy regulation, as it is hard to determine what qualifies as "political".
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The Gambinos planned to put dodgy adverts in Desmond&aposs porn magazines, but the deal collapsed, according to FBI testimony used in the Gambino trial.
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Publishers have also had to deal with "domain spoofing " where fake versions of their websites are created, complete with adverts that no-one has seen.
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His images feature a hodgepodge of stale office materials and adverts that seek to challenge or confront the advertising world's propaganda for success and #goals.
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Legacki told the Times that Juul e-cigarettes were "everywhere" and that "everyone had one," noting the compelling yet uninformative nature of Juul&aposs adverts.
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As Nicola Peckett of the Disasters Emergencies Committee told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, "They're not adverts, they're appeals" intended to raise funds for specific causes.
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On Monday, it put out newspaper adverts saying companies or consortiums should state their interest in participating in the sale process in Romania by Sept.
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Algorithms decode language, make links between seemingly unrelated posts and tie data underpinning bitcoin payments - the primary currency for buying sex online - to the adverts.
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"Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri," tells the story of a mother urging the police to find a culprit for her daughter's murder via billboard adverts.
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Facebook says its Calibra subsidiary will keep financial and social data strictly separate and users won't be targeted by adverts based on their shopping habits.
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The golden era of Nike football adverts started to fade around the same sort of time Ronaldinho did—or, maybe, my enthusiasm for them did, maybe the ascension of the anodyne Messi/Bad Ronaldo world football paradigm was what made me finally grow up—but that's how it was from 1998 to 2006: Nike, Brazilians, slightly smaller than regulation footballs, The Best Adverts Ever Made.
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Some of them are bound to be near the top of the charts and can be trumpeted in adverts; the losers can then be killed off.
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Click the Reading view button on the right of the address bar and adverts and menus disappear, leaving only the text and images you're interested in.
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Best for popular TV shows Best for adverts Best for updates Ok, so before you make your selection, we have a final few words of warning.
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Speaking to the Guardian, a technology spokesperson for Ireland's opposition party Fianna Fáil, described Google's decision to ban the adverts as "too late in the day".
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And earlier this year, U.K. mobile carrier 3 started to block adverts at a network level, essentially bypassing the need for users to download individual software.
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Google's policies list a string of restrictions on healthcare advertising, and several searches by Reuters for health-related terms on the search engine produced no adverts.
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Then the youthful Mr Lindner made himself the party's face: giving energetic, sharp appearances on television and filling adverts with moody shots from his daily life.
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Since November 20163th firms have had, for example, to include wording in adverts that they "intentionally" designed smokes in a way that made them more addictive.
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The glamorous metropolis of popular imagination, with its decadence and excess, is glimpsed in political street fights and nightclub adverts, but is not Döblin's main concern.
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When adverts started to run in August to advertise the laundry's imminent arrival in an ordinary Moscow district, residents called for a campaign to block it.
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Growing up around these adverts, which almost exclusively starred white women — tall, slim, white women — made me wonder whether I was even worthy of being represented.
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Some campaign posters and adverts urged people to vote "Yes" to defend family values or run the risk of gay couples stealing or adopting their children.
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One infamous application of it during May's tenure as home secretary saw vans driven around multicultural areas of London, bearing adverts with the slogan 'Go Home'.
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The U.S. financial newspaper said good ratings in its local TV markets would be attractive to congressional, senatorial, gubernatorial and presidential campaigns looking to place adverts.
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Only Zlatan could have those adverts look like scenes taken from Batman Begins, with Zlatan in full Christian Bale-in-the-frozen-waters-finding-himself mode.
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"They're not adverts, they're appeals," the DEC's Nicola Peckett told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, pointing out that its videos are quick responses to specific humanitarian crises.
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While The Times reported finding adverts by major brands being also shown alongside videos depicting children in various states of undress and accompanied by obscene comments.
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LONDON — As commuters boarded the London Underground on Monday morning, they were met with an arresting change from the usual adverts emblazoned on the carriage walls.
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Mr Barnett points, as a model, to the 2014 campaign of Rick Scott, Florida's governor, who visited Haitian evangelical churches and ran radio adverts in Creole.
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In the Material Design update Google is testing, it appears they're being shunted into the main column of search results, along with adverts and image searches.
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After pressure from consumer groups, Google announced on May 11th that it would ban adverts for payday lenders, which are widely viewed as exploiting their customers.
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You probably know MailChimp either as an email newsletter service, or the company that seems to have adverts on every single podcast you've ever listened to.
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Continuing its take-down of the adverts, the Commission noted that job-training pilot programs for migrants were voluntary and Hungary had opted out of participating.
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There's no preview of these adverts, but the campaign will begin this week with notices on Hong Kong's MTR stations, and within print and digital media.
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You can pay $1.99 per game to keep them and enjoy ad-free play, or opt to tolerate adverts and sample each game for no outlay.
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One likely bone of contention for Koum and Acton was the rumored decision to allow adverts on the platform, something the founders promised they'd never do.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia did not place adverts on Facebook Inc to try to influence the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
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When Thatcher recorded television adverts, he would sit underneath the camera to get her to relax and speak as if addressing an individual not a crowd.
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Despite the strong financial performance for the ruling party, Labour and the Liberal Democrats are currently outspending the Conservatives on Facebook adverts ahead of the election.
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Despite the strong financial performance for the ruling party, Labour and the Liberal Democrats are currently outspending the Conservatives on Facebook adverts ahead of the election.
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This means you don't need to put your security at risk with some sketchy stream that keeps cutting out and filling your screen with risqué adverts.
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Google said Wednesday it will no longer accept adverts related to the abortion referendum in Ireland after it expressed concerns about the "integrity" of the vote.
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Local search ads allow firms to place adverts inside the search results of a person who is physically near their premises, along with maps showing their locations.
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Last year Facebook took out full page adverts in Indian newspapers telling people how to spot fake news (something it also did in Europe ahead of elections).
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There's no doubt Apple is less interested in profiling its users and serving up adverts to them, and more interested in making a stand for user privacy.
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It's no longer simply about glossy adverts or clever social media campaigns, marketers want to be central to business, bringing what their customers want into the boardroom.
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The Facebook-owned app copied the "stories" feature — photos and videos that live for 24 hours — from Snapchat and opened itself up to video adverts last month.
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For more than 50 years, such "equal-opportunity statements" have been dutifully bolted onto job adverts from American employers, including private-sector firms that do so voluntarily.
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The Iraq war, the financial financial crisis of 2008 and now the election of the mercurial Mr Trump have not been great adverts for the American system.
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They want to be subtly targeted, says Mr Uotani, rather than being reminded of their age through, say, adverts using someone advanced in years or with wrinkles.
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The ad feels a bit like the series of adverts that Matthew McConaughey did for Lincoln in 2014, that used a bit of existentialism to sell cars.
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A deal for GoCompare, which is known in Britain for its opera-themed Gio Compario television adverts, would expand ZPG's price comparison operations that already include Money.co.
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It is a style now prevalent in comics, adverts and animation (it is hard to picture Cartoon Network's Adult Swim shows, for instance, without Mr Hewlett's influence).
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Jobindex, a major Danish job site, posted almost 1,500 job adverts containing the word "compliance" last quarter, up from less than 200 per quarter a decade ago.
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Digital electioneering, in which political parties buy adverts that target users of social media, was first used on a large scale in Barack Obama's 2008 presidential bid.
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And now U.K. voters can see which political parties are targeting them, plus the kind of language being used in adverts that aim to sway their votes.
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As we reflect on the events that have defined the year, YouTube has revealed which trending videos dominated 2016 — be they viral challenges, adverts or music videos.
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For the group of queue jump sellers, some of whom ripped up their tickets and adverts selling their places, the exercise wasn't a complete waste of time.
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The handle in the middle is that of a large department store in the UK (you know, the one that makes those viral Christmas adverts every year).
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The adverts riff on politicians like Donald Trump; reference icons such as Jimi Hendrix, or popular culture symbols, including the mask from hacking TV show Mr. Robot.
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While the FTC have ruled that detox tea adverts have to be labeled #ad, they have not made any rulings against the health claims made by influencers.
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The worry is that hackers could send users to malicious pages if the adverts are clicked, though Facebook says its anti-fraud systems quickly disable offending accounts.
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Facebook will label political adverts and provide an archive of such ads prior to 2019 that shows who has financed them to provide more transparency, Schroepfer said.
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A free version will remain available, albeit with adverts inserted, and listeners will be able to sign up to a 30-day trial of the paid service.
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Adverts could become even more effective at identifying customers and enticing them to spend money, using troves of data that have been gathered to anticipate their needs.
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The company put clementines into Happy Meals and avocado on chicken sandwiches, while still trying to tap into burger nostalgia with adverts mocking the new lifestyle trends.
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Her focus will be on giving women a voice and she is a board member of SeeHer, an organization formed in 2016 to tackle sexism in adverts.
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Jobindex, a major Danish job site, posted almost 1,13 job adverts containing the word "compliance" last quarter, up from less than 200 per quarter a decade ago.
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One area where AI is being deployed is in programmatic advertising, where adverts are automatically placed on websites and targeted at people based on their online browsing.
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U.S. lawmakers have urged the Federal Election Commission to require transparency for social media advertising after Russian entities purchased political adverts during and after the 2016 election.
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Transport for London (TfL), which is responsible for London's transport system, removed adverts promoting Brunei as a tourism destination from the city's public transport network last month.
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Adverts for Hitch dating back to 2015 on Didi's official social media accounts present the carpooling service as a way to meet new people, including romantic encounters.
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Google said Wednesday it will ban cryptocurrency adverts from across its networks from this summer, a move that prompted a $600 drop in the price of bitcoin.
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A few weeks ago I chose the username Exotica_Fatigue for my Seeking Arrangements profile and around the same time noticed that my Instagram friends had become adverts.
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However, Google has also come under pressure after it was revealed that an Irish pro-life campaign group had spent significant amounts of money on YouTube adverts.
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Scheuer tweeted that he was pleased to see the "huge" amount of the attention the adverts had generated, saying it was the ministry's most successful road safety campaign.
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I have been sent a series of emails from constituents as a result of these adverts, in a deliberate attempt to alter the outcome of the Brexit negotiations.
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Advertising Age reports today that it's running a test in Australia which will let listeners skip audio and video adverts at any time while the ad is playing.
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To stimulate interest, the deal's domestic lead underwriters pursued an unprecedented marketing campaign - including what are believed to be Japan's first TV adverts for a private firm's IPO.
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The company in September said it had suspended about 200 Russian-linked accounts, and followed it by suspending adverts from media outlets Russia Today and Sputnik in October.
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Adverts for cars also fared poorly, with 22016 percent reaching their intended audience, followed by those for computers and electronics, and shopping and retail (both with 49 percent).
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Read: WhatsApp is causing a serious fake news problem in Brazil "The problem is that adverts are obvious, but in this debate, they are pretty irrelevant," Nimmo said.
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"We don't know what radio advert the KFCB is referring to, as we have no adverts which target teenagers," marketing director Christopher Wainainana told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But the campaign's organisers hail more bog-standard techniques, including the relentless use of focus groups, in which their (and their opponents') slogans and adverts were tested repeatedly.
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And later in the week reports from the Times of London and BBC exposed a rash of explicit pedophiliac comments that appeared next to adverts for major brands.
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Ad-blocking software strips adverts from websites and its use has been on the rise, much to the consternation of advertisers and publishers who rely on ad revenue.
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Schibsted's biggest classified revenue streams come from services such as job adverts, car sales and real estate sales, and less from person-to-person trade in smaller items.
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That attention-grabbing is all about getting as much data from the user about their preferences, but ultimately is also showing them adverts while they trawl the feed.
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Facebook is building a global verification system that will require those looking to place political adverts to be resident in the country where the election is taking place.
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But a string of revelations have put the company on the backfoot—most recently, that Russian companies, some with Kremlin ties, had purchased $150,000 worth of political adverts.
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The digital coin had skidded to its lowest since November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market frightened investors.
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Adverts for this weekend's third edition of 'Miss Bim-Bim', carrying an image of two fully clothed women with exaggeratedly large behinds, provoked an outcry on social media.
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The Remote Gambling Association, an industry lobby group whose members include William Hill, Paddy Power and Ladbrokes, has voluntarily agreed to stop the adverts, according to the BBC.
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It said that so far in 2018, 19 percent of the Chinese civil service job adverts it reviewed were "men only" or at least said men were preferred.
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The user interface of each app varies, but usually phone farmers can get straight into watching adverts, sometimes by selecting from a menu of different genres or programs.
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Whereas there's no getting around the fact Android-maker Google is an adtech giant whose revenues depend on profiling users in order to target web users with adverts.
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Earlier this week, the brand released a series of adverts in which a Chinese woman struggles to eat pizza and spaghetti with chopsticks, sparking criticism on social media.
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The Trump and Bloomberg campaigns were each spending $10 million to run adverts during the Super Bowl on Sunday night, which is watched by many millions of people.
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The launch of the new identity is being backed by the first joint John Lewis & Partners and Waitrose & Partners national marketing campaign, including new TV and cinema adverts.
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The adverts joke how everyone, from breakfasting families to a humanoid future-predicting plant, is talking about the IPO - the country's largest-ever, and the world's biggest since 2014.
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Once they had grabbed Pederick's developer login details, they swapped his extension on the Chrome Web Store with their own malicious version, designed to inject adverts into users' browsers.
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You do not need to find an extremely risky looking site, navigate through inappropriate adverts, and eventually select a stream that looks like it was filmed with a potato.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Political adverts are not an important revenue stream for Facebook so decisions on the issue are not about money, the company's chief technology officer said on Thursday.
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Sometimes the words 'young', 'sweet', 'college' and 'new' are red flags, other times it is the same telephone number or photograph being used in adverts in different U.S. cities.
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His online streams have garnered plenty of free attention, but he has also spent more than Mr Cruz on digital adverts, which can be tailored and targeted at supporters.
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The Chinese internet stalwart has been fiercely criticized both online and by state media for how it handles adverts within its search results, especially in the sensitive healthcare sector.
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With paid VPNs there isn't an incentive to monetize users by selling on their data or inserting adverts, but users are still trusting a company with their internet traffic.
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Adverts that perpetuate gender stereotypes — including men failing to undertake simple household tasks — are to be banned under new regulations proposed by industry watchdog the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA).
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This means that while adverts on topics such as Brexit will be made public in the ad archive, promotions on general topics such as immigration will not be covered.
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"More often than not, these adverts are quite reassuring, they create an illusion this is very much normal travel, it's safe, it's easy," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Commenting in a statement, Lloyd said: Google's business model is based on using personal data to target adverts to consumers and they must ask permission before using this data.
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As the Web dawned it sold its services directly to publishers, like MailOnline, who could then offer advertisers the ability to target their adverts to pages with certain keywords.
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Listening to them, and watching them, feels comforting in the same way that, I don't know, flicking through old Beano annuals or watching adverts for discontinued sausage ranges does.
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Targeted adverts are likely to be those featured in a report released last month by the Coalition for Better Ads, a U.S. and European industry group, the Journal suggests.
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Putnam's book features rare 11"x 14" printed adverts for one-night shows put on by some of the top rock and indie bands from the past 10 years.
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"We're warning the public to be suspicious of adverts which promise high returns from online trading platforms," said Mark Steward, the FCA's executive director of enforcement and market oversight.
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They used to buy us cool records and helped educate us, so we felt comfortable in asking them casually, 'How about we don't take out one of these adverts?
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Wall posters, print and radio adverts in cabs, and even targeted posts on their social media channels showing influencers eating the chicken had been automatically absorbed by their brains.
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Without giving direct access, it also lets firms use that information to target adverts using its MyOffrz product in a way that complies with the new EU privacy rules.
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The British director had only made one feature before—"The Duellists" (1977), a modest period drama—but he had an assured visual approach, honed on hundreds of television adverts.
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The adverts, produced by IPG's MullenLowe Group, repeat the message that Britons can only leave the house to shop for food or medicines, travel for essential work and exercise.
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There is still, technically, *labelling*, but it's hard to escape the conclusion that it is supposed to be difficult to spot at a glance where the adverts end. pic.twitter.
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The adverts are designed to encourage everyone to be proud of their individuality, as the features that make us unique are often the ones that make us most attractive.
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Now Ashley Madison is back, with new management and a solemn trio of adverts in which white office workers look longingly at each other over a dirgeful acoustic soundtrack.
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It has also taken out adverts in British newspapers to warn people to be more skeptical of things they read, as it did in France ahead of presidential elections there.
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As we wrote earlier this month, banning these sorts of adverts really is a no brainer at this stage — so it's good to see it listening and rethinking its approach.
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Ryanair print and broadcast adverts last September made environmental claims that were misleading and poorly substantiated and "must not appear again in their current forms", the Advertising Standards Authority ruled.
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The world's biggest e-commerce company has posted several job adverts in recent weeks that suggest it wants a broader range of pick-up options, including lockers, in continental Europe.
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While Radical and Sucker Punch put stock in traditional marketing tactics such as trailers and magazine adverts, they were also making their first forays into emerging forms of mass communication.
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One compares the current system to a food-maker saying it has the right to display its products on a supermarket shelf for ever because it bought some TV adverts.
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There's a video below that explains it even better than we can, featuring the sort of weird warped version of eating in a McDonald's that only exists in McDonald's adverts.
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Brands can even pre-program triggers so that specific adverts are played when a certain model of car passes the screen, according to Landsec, the company that owns the screens.
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Posterboy for its problems is Ooyala, whose video playing technology combines high-quality streaming with data-crunching, which is supposed to allow media customers to run targeted adverts within videos.
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If it's Potter easter eggs you're looking for, you might want to pay extra attention to the artwork — the newspapers; the posters; the adverts – in the The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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Thrasher magazine was really important (and hard to get back then) – it had record reviews, band adverts and most importantly Pushead's Puszone section where he'd write about bands and releases.
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Using a specially designed matrix of software, collectively dubbed "the Beast", the team creates graphics, pumps out adverts for upcoming events, publishes on multiple social media platforms, and monitors news.
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So-called invalid traffic, where bots rather than humans view or click on adverts on websites, was estimated to cost advertisers $12.5 billion in 2016 by ad verification company Adloox.
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Brands can even pre-program triggers so that specific adverts are played when a certain model of car passes the screen, according to Landsec, the company the owns the screens.
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The committee however said that adverts used online in the campaign were not clearly labeled, and expressed concern about a breach of spending rules by rival campaign group Vote Leave.
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The army has been running adverts on prime-time television that show inspiring images of resolute soldiers on training exercises, eating in well-stocked mess halls and with good kit.
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During the 2012 presidential election Mr Booker drew fire from the left for his response to campaign adverts attacking the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, for a career in private equity.
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It wants to make sure it has the right balance between "organic" posts — or content from friends — and adverts, Chief Financial Officer Dave Wehner said on a July earnings call.
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Burberry, known for its trench coats, has previously cast Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne and Romeo Beckham, son of footballer David Beckham and his designer wife Victoria Beckham, in its adverts.
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Facebook said in September that it had found an operation, probably based in Russia, which spent $100,000 on adverts promoting divisive social and political messages over a two-year period.
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Phone farmers may need to occasionally click a pop-up on their phones' screens to say, yes, they are still watching the adverts, or otherwise monitor them for other issues.
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" Twenty-seven years earlier, The Adverts laid down similar guidelines in their smash hit "One Chord Wonders," leading by example with "the wonders don't care… we don't give a damn.
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The law criminalized a large number of online activities including hacking, cyber-bullying and child grooming but it also made false adverts, online defamation and the publication of pornography illegal.
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During her first term Hidalgo, 60, banned adverts deemed sexist, homophobic or degrading, after a campaign for fashion house Saint Laurent featuring sexist images of women that was widely criticized.
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Though fans initially thought Kim, 39, had regained possession of the missing "second" engagement ring, the mother-of-four explained the gem seen in the adverts was just a loaner.
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We measure our REM and invest in sleep therapy lamps, are exposed to countless adverts for mattress brands and talk about how tired we are as if it's a competition.
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"There is still, technically, *labelling*, but it's hard to escape the conclusion that it is supposed to be difficult to spot at a glance where the adverts end," he tweeted.
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The DETER Act would bar foreign governments or agents working on their behalf from purchasing adverts to influence an election or using social media to spread false information to Americans.
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The committee however said that adverts used online in the campaign were not clearly labelled, and expressed concern about a breach of spending rules by rival campaign group Vote Leave.
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He suggested that tech companies test new advertising models where users can penalise bad adverts or pay a fixed fee instead of allowing their data to be monetised through ads.
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But these views may have been influenced by campaigns run by industry-funded consumer groups that placed adverts on billboards and in newspapers asserting that this measure undermined individual freedom.
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Founded in 2009, Brainient and its smart Romanian engineering team hit on the idea of increasing the engagement and performance of online video adverts by making them more personalised and interactive.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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"This isolates and excludes the majority of consumers as the adverts are always 'beautiful female, handsome male', and this is becoming boring and doesn't leave much room for diversity," she said.
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In my community hair adverts on Indian TV would correlate beauty to long, silky hair and there was almost always a hint to bridal ceremonies in the narrative of the commercials.
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These include recommending content in the company's Marketplace shopping feature; describing photos and videos for visually-impaired users; and sorting posts so certain adverts don't appear alongside political or adult content.
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Amazon allows video ads on Twitch, its online-gaming site, but it could also put adverts onto Amazon Prime to win some of the advertising spending aimed at conventional television channels.
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They've almost been mythologized, with their ability to sway elections, divide nations, mis-target adverts, and present us with a world we want to see rather than what is actually there.
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REDA's statements were initiated by the Hong Kong government, and developers felt taking out additional adverts was "the right thing to do", according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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Of course the best part of using YouTube as a music jukebox is it's all free to access, if you don't mind putting up with a few adverts along the way.
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The vast majority of digital ad spend has historically been focused on direct response adverts because of the potential for rapid iteration and superior methods of measurability compared to offline media.
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However, in its most recent adverts, there's been a shift in sentiment, with the brand taking a more serious note at times, presenting itself as resilient, and dependable to its customers.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - Political adverts are not an important revenue stream for Facebook so decisions on the issue are not about money, the company's chief technology officer said on Thursday.
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Now, it's laying the groundwork for a nationwide rollout of its UberEats service in the U.K., and may expand to other markets in Europe, according to several job adverts placed online.
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This means the sites built by Macedonian teenagers to capitalise on crazy stories associated with Trump, employing Adx adverts, would be in violation, because they were concealing who they really were.
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And there you'd find the flyers for raves, and hear the adverts for raves on the pirates, and as a result it was inevitable that I was gonna go jungle raving.
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"Hey summer diet adverts/products, just a FYI that you won't be fucking with me this year," Smith wrote in an Instagram post showing her in summer-ready clothes by Aerie.
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At the bottom of each of these adverts, which are just private Jabber messages, is a second advertisement for the marketing service itself, and several links to various Tor hidden services.
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Both adverts and statue look just like the original video teaser released by Google this week, showing a plain white rounded rectangle alongside the date October 4th, and Google's "G" icon.
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Unilever, a WPP client which fought off a $143 billion takeover bid from Kraft Heinz in February, said it was looking to cut the number of adverts created by 30 percent.
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We have also raised concerns that Google has hindered competition by limiting the ability of its competitors to place search adverts on third party websites, which stifles consumer choice and innovation.
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"We found that sales and adverts for toddler milk increased and decreased for formula," said Yoon-Young Choi, a statistician at the University of Connecticut's Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity.
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But a blitz of beauty adverts in mid-20th-century magazines that demonized women for having so-called "middle-aged skin" was the catalyst for a now booming anti-aging industry.
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Unilever has committed to stop stereotyping women in adverts, promising that it will "advance portrayals of gender" across more than 400 of its brands - which include Knorr, Dove, Cif and Surf.
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"The word 'democracy' was only used once in the adverts, not in a sensitive way, but still they thought it was best to cancel," the source said, declining to be named.
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"Advertising at first will be very standardized and really generic, but as it starts to get more data about me you will see the adverts slowly tailoring to me," Farid explains.
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Although listings services such as Zillow, a property portal based in Seattle, began to supplant classified adverts in the mid-2000s, deeper disruption in the property market has been slower to emerge.
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An "eight-hour feature" like "The OA" would not sit easily on a channel where the rhythm of a programme is dictated by the need to keep audiences engaged through the adverts.
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Baidu's spokeswoman said the number of adverts on a page depended on the search subject and whether it was on PC or mobile, but declined to give specifics for healthcare-related searches.
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The company has also taken out adverts in U.K. national newspapers displaying tips to help people spot fake news — having taken similar steps in France last month prior to its presidential election.
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Reader strips out adverts and other fluff to leave just the text and key images on a page, and you can turn it on by clicking the icon on the address bar.
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Thousands of adverts for sexual services are posted online every month in Britain - where it is legal to buy and sell sex but soliciting and pimping are banned - according to the police.
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According to a report from Consumerist, Comcast targeted one particular user with letters, phone calls, and finally pop-up adverts for an upgraded modem, following changes to Comcast's services in the area.
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We never advertise products considered to be high in fat, salt or sugar to children and are already in the process of changing our directional adverts in London which signpost nearby restaurants.
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The adverts - the first national televised campaign for the 'No' vote in a September referendum on same-sex marriage - misled viewers about what is at stake, according to Education Minister Simon Birmingham.
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The Council of Paris—the assembly responsible for governing the city—voted in a new contract for outdoor media giant JC Decaux that included a ban on any "sexist and discriminatory" adverts.
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A star who forged his career recycling rock gems such as The Animals' version of "House of the Rising Sun" or Jimi Hendrix's "Hey Joe", Hallyday also starred in movies and adverts.
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Damian Collins, chair of the committee which is investigating the use of data and digital adverts in the referendum, brought the motion to parliament, and it was passed by the lower chamber.
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Although not connected to the bug bounty program, malvertising, where cybercriminals submit malware-laden adverts to legitimate ad networks that then pump them into web pages, is one of Pornhub's biggest concerns.
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The adverts are "somewhat of a throwback to an older way of developing websites," Harrison Van Riper, senior analyst in intelligence development at cybersecurity firm Digital Shadows told Motherboard in an email.
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Facebook owes much of its past popularity and profitability to clever predictions about what people want to see: photos and videos, relevant posts about their friends, adverts that are not too annoying.
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In addition to workshops and adverts, Hyderabad police is also opening social media accounts for each of their police stations to make it easier for the public to report and forward posts.
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Roadside billboards and shopping mall adverts hailing "Saudi Aramco, soon on Tadawul", have for weeks been trailing the listing of the world's most profitable company through a listing on Riyadh's Tadawul bourse.
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Roadside billboards and shopping mall adverts hailing "Saudi Aramco, soon on Tadawul", have for weeks been trailing the listing of the world's most profitable company through a listing on Riyadh's Tadawul bourse.
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The company said it applied particular vigilance to healthcare customers, with screening for misleading adverts and a verification program with additional scrutiny for medical advertisers and had cleaned up its customer base.
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At job agencies in the center of Cusco - where teenagers go during the school holidays to look for work - the walls are lined with adverts ranging from kitchen help to domestic work.
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Hey Girls said it wanted to "stop people in their tracks" with the double-sided adverts, which tell readers to "make your own sanitary pad" - and then explain why on the reverse.
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The governments of Nunavut and of Canada, the newspaper's biggest advertisers, still want adverts set in syllabics and in the roman orthography now used for Inuinnaqtun, an official language in the territory.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Thursday showed Bloomberg in third place among registered voters for the 2020 Democratic nomination after he spent millions of dollars of his own money on adverts.
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When I held an event to sign up student volunteers, I didn't think much of it when John, came up to me and offered to try and sell some adverts in the paper.
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We're going to highlight one, Privacy Badger, which is straightforward to use, effective, and lightweight—it prevents websites and embedded adverts from recognizing who you are and logging your travels on the web.
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You'll notice they start from the premise that "most job adverts in the UK museum sector declare the position's salary" and work to convince those remaining outliers of the irregularity of their behavior.
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In the season six episode, Draper, portrayed by Jon Hamm, pitched a series of adverts for Heinz's tomato ketchup that remarkably did not show the product, each with the tagline: 'Pass the Heinz.
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Adverts for security-related jobs there increased more than threefold last year, reckon James Leibold of La Trobe University and Adrian Zenz of the European School of Culture and Theology at Korntal, Germany.
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Twitter Pushed Adverts for Spyware to Monitor Girlfriends Today's Twitter whoopsie, from Joseph Cox: This week Twitter pushed sponsored tweets advertising a piece of spyware that is marketed to spy on a spouse.
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Disney offered Celebration as an antidote to all this, selling the development on nostalgia for an old-timey America where, as its adverts read, "neighbours greeted neighbours in the quiet of summer twilight".
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In India, China and Indonesia, only 13 percent of adverts for consumer goods that feature women and 18 percent of ads with men could be considered "progressive," according to research commissioned by Unilever.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," EU antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager said on Wednesday.
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LGBT-themed adverts have become relatively common in the United States and Europe, but many under-30s complained that they were aimed at more middle-aged gay consumers, rather than the youth market.
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They had printed out the controversial Yves Saint Laurent adverts that had mushroomed across the city earlier that month (and which were later banned) to remind officials of how degrading advertising could look.
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The malicious adverts can re-direct victims to pages to deliver ransomware, which locks down computers until a hefty bounty is paid, or banking trojans, which can be used to siphon off funds.
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It dominated work dos, adverts, video games, the Olympic Games, third birthday parties, 73rd birthday parties and especially those astonishing choreographed wedding videos that people drop loads of money on for some reason.
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In a series of television adverts, acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, for instance, has taken to power-walking across the Spanish landscape dressed in shorts and trainers to better connect with his voters.
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On Watch Series gambling adverts by Bet365 and Noivbet also appeared next to programmes primarily aimed at children, such as Dragon Ball Z and SpongeBob SquarePants, which raised further concerns with Gamble Aware.
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Read more: How adverts rewire your brain to become addicted to sugar and buy more sugary productsThe question is: will this sugar-free candy be any better for your health than regular candy?
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Transport For London (TfL), which is responsible for London's transport system, said it was removing adverts promoting Brunei as a tourism destination from the city's public transport network due to "great public sensitivity".
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Directors and producers poured onto social media this week to protest after the regulator printed adverts in newspapers reminding them of the terms of the legislation, which dates back to British colonial rule.
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These adverts are a marketing tool, meaning that there's no strict adherence to fact, and sex workers are free to embellish their profile and persona however they like in order to make money.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Middle-aged men have been plastered on campaign posters and online adverts this week ahead of Iran's parliamentary election, even though women and young people make up the majority of voters.
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"We have also raised concerns that Google has hindered competition by limiting the ability of its competitors to place search adverts on third-party websites, which stifles consumer choice and innovation," Vestager said.
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Some of the problems that angered consumers included Facebook not dealing with Russian-backed adverts on its platform, YouTube showing ads next to inappropriate content, and Apple admitting to slowing down older iPhones.
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The gin group argued that the Facebook posts were not adverts and therefore did not fall under the remit of the U.K's ad codes, which are enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
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Watching Liam Payne and Jason Derulo do a rap battle isn't really comparable with these things – it's not terrible, it's also not good, it's just something there that's in the ether between this life and the next: taking up space in the great big cloud in the sky among all the other mildly interesting things like adverts for dog food or big budget adverts by Lloyds TSB and thankfully now I've completed this sentence it shall never be thought about again.
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Large adverts featuring foreign footballers or posters of players put up in cafes are not only torn down because they showcase kouffars (non-believers), but because they are liable to disrupt the religious order.
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"I was always ashamed of my pubic hair because people would say it's unhygienic and ugly," one woman told us, citing porn and adverts she'd seen that "never showed real women with real vaginas".
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Of course, the London 5-piece then went on to become a proper adult band that release albums, get earnest hair cuts, wear open unbranded shirts, achieve certified gold status and soundtrack Samsung adverts.
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Between the full-page adverts Saudi companies had run in Monday's newspapers to congratulate King Salman on the Islamic calendar anniversary of his becoming monarch, the opinion columns and cartoons despaired at Iran's comeback.
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"Democracy is at risk from the malicious and relentless targeting of citizens with disinformation and personalised 'dark adverts' from unidentifiable sources, delivered through the major social media platforms we use every day," Collins said.
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Before last year's election his party, pressed by the PVV and the Forum for Democracy, a new nationalist-populist party, ran dog-whistle adverts in newspapers telling foreigners to "behave normally or go away".
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The Star Tribune now sells digital subscriptions (nearly 50,000) and adverts; delivers a thick Sunday paper full of features (which accounts for 54% of print ad revenue); and is expanding the Saturday print edition.
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The adverts range from someone creepily staring at a girl on the subway, an almost impossibly sad video of a couple in a passionless marriage and an admittedly only slightly curious polyamory-embracing clip.
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The NCA's deputy director said the agency was working with the sites to introduce better checks to identify abusive adverts, but that simply closing websites down could drive the traffickers and their victims underground.
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Christmas adverts are a weirdly big deal in the UK. They're supposed to be nice and sentimental so as to make cold British hearts grow three sizes, and then go out and buy stuff.
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While Rajamannar sees native advertising and creating fresh content as great ways to entice the consumer, he doesn't think marketers have yet fully 'cracked the code' where consumers want to truly embrace online adverts.
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Sales of goods accounted for just under half of wanghong earnings of 20173bn yuan ($8bn) in 2016, estimates Analysys, a Chinese market-research firm (the rest came mostly from live-show tips and adverts).
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In September Facebook said Kremlin-linked firms had spent a mere $100,000 to buy 3,000 adverts on its platform, failing at first to mention that 150m users had seen free posts by Russian operatives.
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Fatigue in modern life doesn't just come from adverts, but the often never-ending stream of prods and pokes that remind you that your life is being measured out in ways beyond your control.
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But Lithuanians are being urged in TV adverts to be wary of the kindness of strangers and call a new 'spyline' to check if they aren't, perhaps, being lured into espionage by foreign agents.
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Tom Watson, deputy leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, said the government had previously rejected its efforts to give the ICO greater investigation powers and improve disclosure of how online political adverts are funded.
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Tech giants and startups pursuing bold plans such as selling space tourism, mining asteroids and beaming giant adverts into the skies are winning millions in investment with pledges to bring the stars into reach.
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Cinema executive Christophe Courtois pointed out that top French companies regularly use English slogans rather than French, such as Renault's adverts titled "Never Too Much" and Air France's "France Is In The Air" posters.
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"You get firms that will say 'no females' or something like that in recruitment adverts, but no company would say 'no disabled people,'" says Cindy Zhang, an employment lawyer with Shanghai's Conshine Law Firm.
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Today we are experiencing the zenith of football's hyper-commercialisation, an era in which the match itself seems like something of a sideshow to Gazprom adverts and Ray Winstone's disembodied yet oddly persuasive head.
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But Fourie - a big fan of Gordon Ramsay - said she would need some convincing about the quality of Shoprite's products, but would give it a go because Checkers adverts feature the British celebrity chef.
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In the short term, alcohol advertising should only be permitted in newspapers and other adult press, and the content of these adverts should be limited to factual information about brand, provenance, and product strength.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anticompetitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," Margrethe Vestager, Europe's top antitrust watchdog, said in a statement.
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Everything I had gleaned about gay sex was from snippets of the late-night programs that were broadcast after the government watershed: Genet's prisoners, Derek Jarman's "Caravaggio," topless boys dancing in chat-line adverts.
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Pub crawl tours, booze vending machines, party boats, free bars and adverts for alcoholic drinks were banned in Mallorca's Playa de Palma and Magaluf, as well as the West End in Ibiza's Sant Antoni.
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There are no adverts, and you'll be able to stream on up to four devices at the same time, with multiple downloads, personalised recommendations, and the ability to set up to seven different profiles.
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Millions of adverts, explains the documentary, targeted individuals, exploiting fear and anger, to switch them from "persuadables," as CA called them, into passionate advocates for, first Brexit in the U.K., and then Trump later on.
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Adverts that the social network's business is designed to monetize have — at the very least — the potential to influence people and push voters' buttons, as the Cambridge Analytica Facebook data misuse scandal highlighted last year.
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We are in direct contact with his team, offering to help and promptly investigating their requests, and only last week confirmed that several adverts and accounts that violated our Advertising Policies had been taken down.
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Google vowed on Tuesday to police its websites better by ramping up staff numbers and overhauling its policies after several companies deserted the internet giant for failing to keep their adverts off hate-filled videos.
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She repeated previous announcements that Facebook would be instituting new standards for advertising transparency, allowing people to see all the adverts a page is running and launching new tools ahead of EU elections in May.
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Bez, even more than Maureen from Driving School or Howard from the Halifax adverts, or the schoolboy who requested and received a Sven-Göran Eriksson haircut, is proof that fame and talent aren't mutually exclusive.
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In a written submission prior to the hearing, Schroepfer said those wanting to run political adverts would have to complete an authorization process and the messages would also have to display who paid for them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, skidded 11 percent on Thursday to its lowest since November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market frightened investors.
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Liston did adverts on TV and even landed small roles in films and TV shows, but his fight career went south after a crushing knock out by Leotis Martin, a former sparring partner, in 1969.
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On the airwaves, on posters and in government-sponsored print adverts, such promotions as Make In India, and Start Up India Stand Up India, with Mr Modi's picture always prominent, have made a big splash.
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Women are often shown as secondary characters to men or in stereotyped roles showing them as "likeable" or "caring", according to the Kantar AdReaction study which examined more than 3,000 adverts tested globally in 2018.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition commissioner, said in a statement.
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Reminiscent of Willy Wonka's lickable wallpaper, some are sold as breath fresheners while others have appeared in supermarkets or magazine adverts to introduce consumers to grape juice, Cabernet Sauvignon—even a non-alcoholic lime mojito.
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Some of the relationship between your actions of Facebook and how Facebook uses those actions for financial gain is immediately obvious: like a page on Coke, and you see more adverts for the fizzy beverage.
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For example, TiVo's Time Warp patent, which allows users to fast-forward through adverts on recorded TV. Between them, the two companies have more than 6,000 issued and pending patents in the digital entertainment world.
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Despite being served with a protective order forbidding her to contact the victim, prosecutors claim that Hadley began posting the Craigslist adverts soliciting her rape, continuing to do so even after being arrested by police.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Adverts depicting girls as ballerinas alongside boys as rock climbers are likely to become a thing of the past in Britain under new rules set out by the UK's advertising watchdog on Tuesday.
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China's cyberspace regulator has since imposed limits on healthcare adverts carried by Baidu, which controls 80 percent of the Chinese search market, and the company's CEO has called on employees to put values before profit.
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Concerns over the social media giant's practices, the role of political adverts and possible foreign interference in the 2016 Brexit vote and U.S. elections are among the topics being investigated by British and European regulators.
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Because of the computer-directed processes that pair adverts with their targeted audiences on social media, companies are not always aware of or have direct control over which specific videos an advert has been placed alongside.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Twitter's ban on adverts from Russian media was motivated by Washington's "deep prejudices" against Moscow and was setting a worrying precedent for the company to treat its clients unequally, the Kremlin said on Friday.
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Meanwhile Google is being hauled before the UK government's Cabinet Office to explain how adverts for the latter ended up on extremist videos on YouTube -- where the video makers get a cut of the advertising money.
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"A few years ago, London took out adverts in the Asian edition of the Financial Times saying it was the place to come if you wanted to do business in the EU," he said, Reuters reported.
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This is something that the company already does in the United States, Brazil, and the United Kingdom — in the UK, BuzzFeed News raised questions over the quality of information available on recent political adverts about Brexit.
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Late last year, in its early annual report, on the pre-GDPR portion of 2018, the Irish DPC revealed it had investigated complaints about LinkedIn related to it targeting non-users with adverts for its service.
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Coinhive launched in September, and is marketed as a legitimate way for website owners to mine revenue, perhaps by replacing adverts with cryptocurrency code, or as a way to generate in-game currency for online games.
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Schroepfer said users would be able to view who runs adverts by June and that further measures, including labels for political ads and a searchable archive, would be rolled out before local elections in May 2019.
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The Limit Ad Tracking switch doesn't affect the number of adverts you see in iOS, but it does influence how targeted they are, and effectively resets what third-party advertisers know about you and your habits.
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If you thought the John Lewis Christmas adverts were emotional, then you'd better brace yourself — the short film above, made by videographer Phil Beastall in 2014 and shared on Facebook last week, is a real tearjerker.
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The Croydon campaign is using targeted adverts on Facebook to share information about slavery in Romanian and Polish, and Giles said the tactic had hugely boosted awareness and discussions - both online and offline - in previous projects.
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The sites Motherboard pulled the adverts from are not on the so-called dark web, a small collection of sites that typically use the Tor anonymity network to protect the location of their servers and users.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British adverts showing a male para athlete juxtaposed with a woman caring for a baby and an incompetent new dad were banned on Wednesday under new rules cracking down on sexist stereotypes.
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The social media giant has launched the ad library, containing details and data about political adverts on the platform, and also uses third-party fact-checking partners in an attempt to curb misinformation on the website.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's information watchdog has asked Facebook's lead European regulator to investigate how the company targets, monitors and shows adverts to users, saying it was concerned about some practices at the world's biggest social network.
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While Coster-Waldau is hopeful that The Lion's Share is a success — given that, according to David Attenborough, 20 percent of all adverts include animals — there are other causes that he is also keen to promote.
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TV-TWO is an app that pays users in cryptocurrency in exchange for their attention, and which says it takes several steps to try and ensure that people using its app are actually watching the adverts.
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According to the newspaper, which cites the as-yet unpublished settlement documents, AOL, via its ad exchange, helped place adverts on hundreds of websites that it knew were targeted at children under 13 — such as Roblox.
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"I spent a couple of hours digging through pizza adverts on YouTube to build a supercut of 'cheese pulls'—I believe that's the industry term for the shot of pulling a cheesy slice away," he said.
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Researchers analyzed over 22008,000 job adverts from 2013-2017, and found that many required women to meet certain physical attributes to be considered for the role—or specified that the jobs that were for men only.
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The idea that Italians will be persuaded to have more children by adverts appeared to be dismissed even by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who said earlier this month services and economic conditions, not advertisements, were needed.
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Last year, members of the group had revenue of 60 billion forints ($210 million), much of it from state adverts, and made a profit of 8 billion forints, according to independent news web site 24.hu.
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Locuri de munca in strainatate — or "jobs abroad" in Romanian — is one of several widely followed Facebook pages that target workers from eastern Europe with adverts for jobs in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France.
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So, they decided to create SF-based company Instreamatic, a startup which allows people to talk at adverts they see and get an AI-driven voice response, just as you might talk to an Alexa device.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Billboard owners in Israel cannot reject homophobic political adverts, a judge has ruled, after two companies refused to sell ad space to a far-right party that linked gay people with child trafficking.
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The 'Not for Sale' campaign was rolled out last month with posters, TV and radio adverts in which women talk about how they were tempted by Europe but instead pursued their dreams and found success in Nigeria.
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Many Facebook and Twitter users said the clip signaled that white people were cleaner or more beautiful than black people and likened it to 19th century soap adverts that showed black people scrubbing themselves to become white.
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I think the film feels so disturbingly familiar, though, not because the protagonist's POV is surrounded by adverts, but more personal messages as well — notifications, to-do lists, even a virtual "inspiration guru" from a temping agency.
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This week Facebook has taken out full-page WhatsApp -branded adverts in Indian newspapers to try to stem the tide of life-threatening digital fakes spreading across social media platforms in the region with such tragic results.
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Researchers launched an app in 2016 to collect photographs of 50,000 hotels around the world that could be matched up with online adverts placed by traffickers, who often use selfies taken by their victims in hotel rooms.
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In the absence of prices, lack of competition will show up in other ways: demanding more information from users than they want to give, for example; or irritating them by stuffing their service chock-full of adverts.
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The problem is complex, ranging from how much online adverts are actually seen by anybody and the definition of digital ad measurement, to "hidden" rebates, where media agencies don't disclose or return savings to their advertiser clients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Google vowed on Tuesday to police its websites better by ramping up staff numbers and overhauling its policies after several companies deserted the internet giant for failing to keep their adverts off hate-filled videos.
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Google said the YouTube team was looking at changing its existing guidelines on what content should be allowed on the platform and giving more visibility to advertisers and agencies so they can see where adverts are appearing.
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So Supreme will likely continue to create quality items with interesting classic-post-retro-indie-nerdish style but marketing and producing the pieces with limited runs, tons of slick branding adverts, reaching more into the mass market.
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The Munich branch of the left-wing youth party Left Youth Solid posted a photograph of transport minister Andreas Scheuer in the style of the safety adverts, saying he "looks sexist" and the campaign reduces women to objects.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - Facebook will introduce new measures to boost transparency around adverts in Britain by June this year and require political ads to be clearly labelled, the firm's Chief Technology Officer told a British parliamentary committee.
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In a written submission to the UK parliament's media committee, Mike Schroepfer said those wanting to run political adverts would have to complete an authorization process and the messages would also have to display who paid for them.
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Chinese regulators last month imposed limits on the number of lucrative healthcare adverts carried by Baidu Inc following the death of a student who underwent an experimental cancer treatment which he found using China's biggest internet search engine.
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According to Facebook's initial investigation, just 200 people in the U.K. saw adverts paid for by the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency, better known as Russia's notorious troll factory, with the ads costing just $0.97 to deliver.
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Lobbyists have blasted the US capital with attack adverts and have targeted policymakers in their home states, characterizing the bill that would allow Puerto Rico to restructure its debt under the purview of an oversight board a "bailout".
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Read takes over a company that spans the globe and through some of the most storied names in advertising, such as JWT, Ogilvy and Grey, provides adverts along with market research, media planning, public relations and data analytics.
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Its next moves are likely to be closely watched in an industry facing questions over whether the ad guru's model is still the best way to deliver adverts, marketing, research data and media buying in a digital world.
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The campaign is now targeting potential migrants across West and Central Africa - which account for most arrivals in Italy - with posts on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram, and adverts with local media, said IOM spokesman Flavio Di Giacomo.
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The games will initially be shown without any adverts, although Hutton said Facebook is doing trials in advertising on live content in the United States which may be replicated on its La Liga coverage at a later date.
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In many of the adverts, prospective employers boasted of "beautiful girls" at their workplace as a selling point for new employees, while others included specific height, appearance and temperament requirements for women that were unrelated to the roles.
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The slump in virtual currency prices this year has not rattled British punters lured in by adverts, however: A spokesman for Britain's Advertising Standards Authority said it had to date received fewer than 10 complaints about crypto ads.
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So this isn't just an issue for the people who put the adverts out there but any company who does advertising in the UK legitimately, trying to get their message across, this is diluting what you are doing.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A rise in online adverts offering accommodation in Britain rent-free in exchange for sex has fueled fears among charities over the safety of young, homeless people who could fall prey to sexual abuse.
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Trump Threatens to Sue CruzDonald Trump has threatened to sue Ted Cruz over his eligibility for the presidency unless he pulls anti-Trump attack adverts, and also renewed threats that he could run as a third-party candidate.
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It ran a series of TV adverts with a "memories are more important than things" slogan, but suggested that owning a car and driving around Japan with family and friends was a good way to accumulate those memories.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A series of new animated adverts for the British army say it is okay to cry, be gay and practise your faith as part of a drive to recruit more soldiers from diverse backgrounds.
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Adverts seen as more "progressive" in their representation delivers an average 12 per cent uplift in perception for each brand, leading Unilever to say that this is not just a moral issue but an economic one as well.
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In the UK there is a luxury food chain called Marks and Spencer who are always recognised for their descriptive food-porn adverts, so I decided to do a spin-off of that and incorporate it within Springfield Cuisine.
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In an interesting twist, Facebook is being sued in the UK for defamation by consumer advice personality, Martin Lewis, who says his face and name have been repeatedly used on fake adverts distributed on the social media giant's platform.
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The UK's privacy watchdog has asked Facebook's lead EU regulator to look into ongoing data protection concerns about its ad platform — including how its platform is being used to target and spread fake adverts to try to manipulate voters.
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O'Shea had transformed Brioni from a classic Italian suit maker into a rock chic brand with a new logo that sold velvet outfits costing 3,000 euros backed by adverts featuring heavy metal band Metallica, a change few consumers understood.
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But there are important differences, Alex Hern and Jim Waterston report: Unlike in the US, where the political transparency features were launched this year, the British iteration will not require adverts on political issues to be labelled and registered.
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The creator of the DeepNude app, who identified himself as "Alberto," told Motherboard that he was inspired by memories of old comic book adverts for "X-ray specs," which promised they could be used to see through peoples' clothes.
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The UK parliament has provided another telling glimpse behind the curtain of Facebook's unregulated ad platform by publishing data on scores of pro-Brexit adverts which it distributed to UK voters during the 2016 referendum on European Union membership.
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There are beer gardens and breweries (one serves a stout called "Miner's melody"), a square for Oktoberfest celebrations, plenty of adverts for Wurst and Schnitzel and a lot of the red rooftiles typical of suburbs in south-western Germany.
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Democracy was at risk from the malicious and relentless targeting of citizens with disinformation and personalised adverts from unidentifiable sources, they said, and social media platforms were failing to act against harmful content and respect the privacy of users.
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Ad ratiosTo determine the relative advertising strength within each candidate pair, we used the ad archive to count the number of spots that featured each politician within that state during the preceding week, separating out positive and negative adverts.
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"There are suggestions that some political adverts – in the US and around the world – are being used in unethical ways – to point voters to fake news sites, for instance, or to keep others away from the polls," he wrote.
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Those companies are the makers of high-end luxury goods, such as watches, jewelry and couture fashion, whose adverts sometimes seem to make up the bulk of glossy magazines, with many pages of ads before the actual editorial content.
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Facebook did not respond to requests for comment but said last month at a Stop the Traffik event that the social media giant was always looking to combat trafficking, and geotargeted adverts were valuable to engage with vulnerable communities.
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The company will immediately review its in-search adverts for healthcare and won't help medical institutions that haven't gained regulatory approval to advertise, the statement said, adding that it would implement the investigation's recommendations by the end of May.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, skidded 9 percent on Thursday to its lowest level since late November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market rattled investors.
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The New York-based group said firms lured applicants with the promise of working with "beautiful girls" in job adverts, while nearly one in five ads for Chinese government jobs last year were for "men only" or "men preferred".
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JCDecaux would become Australia's biggest outdoor ad firm, expanding its reach in a market where digital ad boards are delivering double-figure sales growth and "Out-of-Home" adverts reach 20173 percent of people in the top five cities.
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is set to ban adverts that show some gender stereotypes, with new rules to be enforced in 2018, and it has published a report showing that it needs to clamp down on sexist ads.
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The Linke in one Berlin district have suggested that adverts that present women as beautiful but also as "weak, hysterical, stupid, non compos mentis or naive" or as objects of lust should be regarded as sexist, the Tagesspiegel reported.
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Democracy was at risk from the malicious and relentless targeting of citizens with disinformation and personalized adverts from unidentifiable sources, they said, and social media platforms were failing to act against harmful content and respect the privacy of users.
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Last year, Humans arrived on Channel 4—catching us unawares with its pseudo-brand marketing for Persona Synthetics, coming on in the breaks between Gogglebox and reminding us that adverts—not just humans—can be effectively aped through intelligent design.
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But some of these add-ons, the access they have, and the supply chain around them, are increasingly being leveraged by hackers to break into millions of peoples' computers, and inject unwanted adverts, steal passwords, and siphon other sensitive information.
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He's written fake Amazon reviews, he's made videos revealing the secret ingredient, and his previous adverts for Aviation Gin have even featured cameos from the likes of Hugh Jackman, Richard Branson, and Andy King (you know, the Fyre Festival blowjob guy).
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LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) - A researcher at the centre of a scandal over the alleged misuse of the data of nearly 100 million Facebook users said on Tuesday that the work he did was not useful for micro-targeted adverts.
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Brave argued that when a person visits a website, intimate personal data that describes them and what they are doing online is broadcast to tens or hundreds of companies without their knowledge in order to auction and place targeted adverts.
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Baidu has come in for fierce online criticism for how it handles adverts within its search results, especially from an industry as sensitive as healthcare, which analysts at Nomura and Daiwa say provides 20 to 30 percent of its search revenues.
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PUT the word Bitcoin into Google and you get (in Britain, at least) four adverts at the top of the list: "Trade Bitcoin with no fees", "Fastest Way to Buy Bitcoin", "Where to Buy Bitcoins" and "Looking to Invest in Bitcoins".
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Billboard adverts featuring a green frog wearing a tie bearing the red, white and blue colors of the French flag are on display at London's Heathrow Airport and Eurostar train station, as well as in the City of London itself.
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The ACLU also complained on its own behalf, noting that the WMATA turned down, without explanation, adverts featuring the text of the First Amendment written in English, Spanish or Arabic with the ACLU logo and "We the People" floating above.
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The agency accepted nearly $28,000 from his company, Milo Worldwide, and the adverts—posters featuring his face, the book title and a brief review quotation—began what was to be a 28-day stint on the metro walls on June 26th.
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It chronicles Rocco's singular vision to rebel against the safe, sterile traditions of mainstream skate magazines that had become so corporately castrated that they no longer spoke to the new generation of skaters (nor would they run Rocco's aggressively lewd adverts).
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The legal action also names ten employers who are alleged to have used the social media giant's platform to exclusively and unlawfully target job adverts at male Facebook users, thereby excluding women and non-binary users from receiving the ads.
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"It's clear that advertising plays a huge part in the choices we make, whether we realize it or not, and Londoners have shown overwhelming support for a ban on adverts for junk food and drink on our transport network," he said.
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The ad-blocker, which would be available as a default setting for both mobile and desktop, could spell the end of certain online adverts which many users claim disrupt their browsing experience, the paper said, citing sources familiar with the company.
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Adverts which could fall foul of the new rules, likely to come into force next year, include those which depict families creating a mess while a woman has sole responsibility for cleaning it up, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said.
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Early adverts for the airport boasted "Nantes to New York by Concorde" and after years of indecision, political squabbling and consultations, the project got the go-ahead in 2008, years after France and Britain took the Concorde out of service.
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Just look at the lingering problems that resulted from the tie-up between United and Continental that took place six years ago—particularly around merging their computer systems—that prompted United's boss to take out adverts in national newspapers to apologise.
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"Of course I feel like an idiot now," says Alysia Stevenson, a 27-year-old from New York who bought SkinnyMint detox tea three years ago, after seeing multiple Instagram adverts featuring "before and after" pictures posted by reality TV stars.
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"I pulled from stored garments, in-house magazines, and TV adverts from various points in the history of Marks & Spencer to create the collection that I believe looks every bit as relevant today as it did then," she told British Vogue.
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The 3-second video clip, posted on Dove's U.S. Facebook page on Friday, reminded some social media users of racist soap adverts from the 19th century or early 20th century that showed black people scrubbing their skin to become white.
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Facebook said in a post on its website this week that it was banning all adverts that "promote financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices, such as binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency".
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"We see this as an important part of ensuring electoral integrity and helping people understand who they are engaging with," it said in a statement, adding that the move was a "significant change" for those who place adverts on the site.
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It takes no official requirements or journalistic integrity to scrawl a few exaggerated words regarding a fake news story, and the purported adverts flagged by LaPlante were offering more money than many other HITs that Motherboard saw on the platform.
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The Advertising Standards Authority, which plays a big role in regulating the industry in Britain, said it would take a harder line against adverts that feature common sexist stereotypes or which mock people who do not adopt typical gender roles.
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"I also note that Facebook's former head of global elections integrity ops, Yael Eisenstat, has described that when she advocated for the scanning of adverts to detect misinformation efforts, despite engineers' enthusiasm she faced opposition from upper management," writes Collins.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, in a conference call with reporters, also said that a Twitter ban on adverts from Russian media was motivated by deep prejudice against Russia which he said set a worrying precedent for treatment of the Russian media.
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LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Laws governing the upcoming UK election are not fit for purpose and steps by Facebook and Google to increase transparency around digital adverts are not a substitute for reform, an official from Britain's elections regulator said.
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He refused to read portions of the report aloud, for fear of becoming a political prop in their campaign adverts (some of which were uploaded online before he had left his chair)—leaving the various questioning congressmen to stage their own dramatic readings.
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Google has found itself at the center of a British storm in recent days after major companies from supermarkets to banks and consumer groups pulled their adverts from its YouTube site after they appeared alongside videos carrying homophobic and anti-Semitic messages.
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To stop this from happening, head here and change the top option to No.FInally—and this is the new option just added—Facebook can use what it knows about you to influence the adverts you see when you're not actually on Facebook.
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In Facebook's Instant Articles sections, where it partners with publishers to host news stories, making them load more quickly and splitting revenue from the adverts within them, it wrongly reported the amount of time spent by about 7 to 8 per cent.
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The adverts, which depict a smiling head of Soros behind a grinning EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, an EPP member, say "you have a right to know what Brussels is planning" - the same as the billboards that sprung up across the country.
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The company on Wednesday announced the launch of an "elderly friendly" version of its shopping app Taobao after causing an online stir this month by posting job adverts for candidates over 60 to act as consultants to promote the app and provide feedback.
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Adverts appearing in metro train carriages and stations in Tokyo over the last few weeks show a close up of US President Donald Trump idiosyncratically pointing a finger out to an audience during a speech, alongside a Japanese hashtag that translates to #TrumpAdministration.
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The adverts include one for a software development engineer that says Amazon is assembling a team for a "green-field project" dealing with machine learning, big data analysis and cloud computing, which are among the fastest-growing areas in the technology industry.
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Some of the incentives in this latest land grab include an experimental advertising unit for live video, a greater than ever variety of adverts available for articles on Facebook Instant and better-than-before analytics for measuring the performance of native advertisements.
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And, somehow, these adverts lighten your flatlining mood, like little visual nuggets of Citalopram – and you think: you know what, I'm not gonna sit here all day and waste my life... I'm gonna go to the shop and buy some bloody Maltesers!
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By only running with The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian and the London-centric Metro, which together have a combined circulation of only around 2.7 million, the adverts will fail to land with entire swaths of Facebook-using British newspaper readers.
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Whether these adverts are the product of the game's publisher, marketer or developer, or all three, it is clear some of Battlefield 21's creators are not above treating the First World War frivolously, stupidly, if they think it could increase sales.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The City of Paris is suing Airbnb for publishing 1,000 illegal rentals adverts, which could cost the American rental website more than 12.5 million euros ($14 million), the mayor of Paris told a newspaper in an interview published on Sunday.
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"We want these ads to be transparent, we want to make sure that people are able to scrutinise them," Facebook's director of business integrity Rob Leathern said, though he added that the policy on targeting adverts was not currently set to change.
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AT&T now uses the ANA's Gender Equality Measure (or GEM score) to test adverts before they air, and has found that advertising that scores higher has a better "brand consideration" and is felt to be more reputable among consumers, Carter said.
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Despite an unusual advertising blitz that saw adverts promoting Prince Mohammed and Saudi Arabia appear in national newspapers and on taxis and electronic billboards across London, the visit was knocked from the British front pages by the poisoning of a Russian double agent.
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"There's no shortage of disabled people to take the place of spokesperson in these adverts and show society that yes, they exist and they deserve as much space in the media as us," a writer for the site Lado M told The Telegraph.
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It could be argued that Kisstory is the ultimate armchair-ification of British rave culture, the screamers of the 1990s and early 2000s slimmed down into mixes, broken up by adverts and spun out across drive time car radios and shared office spaces.
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Google has found itself at the centre of a British storm in recent days after major companies from supermarkets to banks and consumer groups pulled their adverts from its YouTube site after they appeared alongside videos carrying homophobic and anti-Semitic messages.
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The current site still brews the staple blond and brown Brugse Zot and the maltier and stronger Straffe Hendrik, but also welcomes visitors to its bar and more than 100,000 to its museum, both clear adverts for the brands for Belgians and foreigners.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday it would respond to a decision by Twitter Inc to ban adverts from media outlets Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, saying the move flouted international and domestic laws on free speech, the RIA news agency reported.
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He declined to answer when leading lawmakers asked him again as the session concluded whether there was any cross use of data between Facebook and subsidiaries like WhatsApp or on whether he would give an undertaking to let users block targeting adverts.
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Ahirwar never visited his children and efforts to contact the family at their address and via newspaper adverts failed, the spokesman said, so in 2017 they were included in a list the charity gave the CWC of all the children in their facility.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British maker of sanitary products has placed adverts in newspapers featuring a cut-out pad to raise awareness of "period poverty" in a country where one in 10 girls have had to use toilet paper, socks or newspapers.
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"There's no shortage of disabled people to take the place of spokesperson in these adverts and show society that, yes, they exist and they deserve as much space in the media as us," wrote Natália Belizario of feminist website Lado M, according to The Telegraph.
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With the headline "Tips for spotting false news", the adverts in Britain listed 10 ways to identify whether a story was genuine or not, including looking closely at a URL, investigating the source, looking for unusual formatting and considering the authenticity of the photo.
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About two-thirds of a sample Good-Loop asked agreed, and the system will learn what causes people prefer, with a customizable charity option being developed so that consumers can request for favorite causes to always feature next to the adverts they are shown.
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We might have to stay up later, ask our more knowledgeable mates about the rules, and not get the added entertainment of the adverts, but the NFL's growing British fan base celebrates the Super Bowl just as hard as those back across the pond.
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I mean, even people who've searched for 'slippers' online an awful lot of times, because they really love buying slippers, are probably only in the market for buying one or two pairs a year — no matter how many adverts for slippers Facebook serves them.
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Could it be, perhaps, that when the boy king behind the half-trillion dollar company isn't defending himself against charges of subverting democracy, he's directing his algorithmic minions to listen in on your every conversation so as to better target you with shoe adverts?
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Even after I'd finished reading, the book inspired a de facto 2017 soundtrack full of belligerent-yet-melodic bands like the Adverts, Subway Sect, and the Diodes, and a supplementary list of cultural oddities like Roger Ebert's never-filmed screenplay for a Sex Pistols film.
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If the deal goes through, JCDecaux will become Australia's biggest outdoor ad firm, expanding its reach in a market where digital ad boards are delivering double-figure sales growth and "Out-of-Home" adverts reach 93 percent of people in the top five cities.
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And to promote those hospitals, Brinkley operated two radio stations, first with KFKB (Kansas Folks Know Best), which spread country music and hours of daily adverts for his miracle medicines across most of the country, and second with XERA, a million-watt radio station.
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To dismiss the easily consumable is to dismiss mass culture which is to be a complete fucking dolt, and the kind of ivory tower dwelling nonentity that pretends they've never heard of Big Macs or Big Brother or Barry Scott from the Cilit Bang adverts.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A campaign to inform would-be migrants in Africa about the dangers of heading to Europe via the Mediterranean sea aims to reach people in 15 African countries through social media, radio and television adverts, migration officials said on Wednesday.
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MOSCOW, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday it would respond to a decision by Twitter Inc to ban adverts from media outlets Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, saying the move flouted international and domestic laws on free speech, the RIA news agency reported.
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"It's clear that advertising plays a huge part in the choices we make, whether we realize it or not, and Londoners have shown overwhelming support for a ban on adverts for junk food and drink on our transport network," he said in a statement.
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And so on Sunday, as the great Swede announced himself to English football with a towering header at Wembley, I returned to the Volvo adverts that portray Zlatan as what he is: one of the epic heroes of our absurd, entrancing, enthralling, appalling, capitalist age.
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It also includes marketers' concerns about their ads appearing on websites or next to unsavory content, including brands like HSBC, L'Oreal and U.K. retailer Marks and Spencer which pulled adverts from YouTube after some of them appeared next to extreme content back in March.
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In an interview with Reuters the social networking giant confirmed it's launching a range of checks on political adverts on its platform in Nigeria, Ukraine and the European Union, reiterating too that ad transparency measures will launch in India ahead of its general election.
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There is no online casting call, no excessive adverts broadcast to the public; news is passed through word-of-mouth from everyday community members looking out for one another, and by highlighting the cause on a public forum, the benefits go beyond the donations itself.
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