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“Now more than ever, meaningful climate action, from all of us, is critical,” Twitter global sustainability manager Casey Junod said.
The European Publishers Council has lodged the complaint with the European Commission.
The company said it does not have the necessary level of robustness in its systems to responsibly validate and review this content.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted the change in policy this evening.
The ASAI said new guidelines will help to ensure certain marketing terms are not misleading to consumers.
The fine brings Google’s total tab with the European Union to €8.2 billion in less than two years.
The catchier the ad, the more effective.
Google said that it was blocking ads – but Google isn’t the only way for campaigns to place ads online.
Facebook said those closures came on top of blocking millions of attempts to create fake accounts every day.
A new Facebook feature silently went live for a period yesterday showing where managers of pages are located.
The Mayor of London is proposing to bring in such a change to the English capital.
Facebook said that it will not allow any ads coming from foreign sources which are deemed to be “attempting to influence the outcome of the vote on May 25″.
Khan was to be the first woman in a hijab to front a mainstream shampoo campaign.
For better or for worse.
The rollout of the card sparked a storm of publicity about its use last year.
Fianna Fáil said the new Bill will ensure the government stay within the definition of what is political advertising.
Yes, that IS Owen Wilson trying to sell sofas to you before Gogglebox.
Senators behind the Honest Ads Act referred to it as an issue of national security.
It’s about bloody time. (Ah weh weh weh.)
AIB was found to be in breach of the advertisers’ code.
It did not, however, find the ad was gender stereotyping or that the images were inappropriate.
Have you ever heard of using your indoor voice?
The Irish Film Institute have been working to restore almost 8,000 rolls of film that had been damaged by mould.
Dip the pad in the blue water! Dip it!
Product placement gets a separate distinction to advertising in the revised code.
A number of ads touted inclusiveness and diversity.
How well do you remember these promos from the NFL’s showpiece event?
“Got a whole lot of things for Christmas…”
Buster is blowing up the internet today.
The ad campaign was featured on two Irish websites.
We’re not crying, you’re crying.
We take a look at some of the best campaigns ever.
And yes, Google still knows quite a lot about you.