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Twitter exempts some 'cause-based' messages from political ad ban

The New York Times said it gained subscribers in the past quarter but that ad revenues declined, denting profits

New streaming services will offer the possibility of targeted political ads for viewers in the 2020 US election

Twitter's quarterly update showed weaker-than-expected revenue growth, sending shares tumbling

Nanoleaf, the company behind touch-sensitive Canvas light squares, is releasing a new Screen Mirror feature for Mac and PC users.

Belgian consumers and politicians called the online ad "sickening" and "irresponsible"

For tech giants such as Twitter, privacy and internet data are hot political topics

Facebook says advertisers will be able to inject interactive features to make their messages more enticing

YouTube has faced a series of polemics on how it deals with advertising revenues for "creators," who may be penalized for offensive content

The U.S. advertising industry spending the most on digital advertising isn’t one that makes a particular product but one that sells many products from different brands and producers.

Designed to protect and oversee consumer privacy for European residents, GDPR sought to shift data control back to the people.

Even at this day and age, unwanted ads can be annoying when browsing, and here are some solutions for that.

A YouTuber's video shined a light on a dark aspect to the site. Now, companies are responding by pulling ads.

Come Sunday, Super Bowl LIII (53) will start luring almost 100 million TV viewers. Matching the event’s grandeur is accompanying Super Bowl ads that vie for eyeballs in the mega event of the year. However, this year the Super Bowl LIII is being noted for the mind-boggling ad costs levied by the network host CBS.

The partnership enables Google to power advertising for Disney’s brands and properties.

Twitter said the like button would not go away anytime soon, despite a Telegraph report to the contrary.

Facebook Inc's new searchable database of U.S. political ads reveals that companies such as Exxon Mobil Corp, Ben & Jerry's and Penzeys Spices are cumulatively spending millions of dollars to encourage voting and influence how Americans vote.

Political ad buyers on Facebook can still hide their identities, despite increased transparency rules.

Beto O'Rourke spent the most on digital ads across Facebook, Twitter and Google, but President Donald Trump still had the most total ads.

Some ad buyers are reportedly making room in their budgets for Amazon's growing ad business by taking money out of Google operations.

Advertisers will be able to attach things like movie showtimes to trailer ads on YouTube.