Topic: advertising
Advertising practices in the digital area often intersect with issues of censorship and privacy. Major platforms prioritize advertiser interests, leading to policies that can suppress dissenting voices and compromise user data. This dynamic raises significant concerns for those advocating for free expression and individual privacy rights.
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House Bill Cuts Federal Funds for Online Censorship
The bill defunds the same disinformation programs that Washington spent the last decade building.
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Ireland’s War on Dissent Gets a Digital Upgrade
Turning ad networks into silencers, Ireland’s “disinfo” playbook makes dissent a financial liability.
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Big Brands and the Quiet War on Dissent
Freedom clashes with the cost of “safety.”
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Driven by Ads: Ford’s Patent Paves the Way for Eavesdropping on the Road
Ford’s latest patent raises privacy concerns with its plan to target ads based on in-vehicle conversations.
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Odysee Shakes Up Video Sharing by Removing Ads
Confident in innovative monetization, Odysee claims it doesn’t need ads to sustain itself.
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Costco’s Bid to Turn Customer Data into Profits
Everything is a data-grab.
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Revolutionizing Monetization: Rumble Introduces Live-Read Sponsorship Marketplace
Creators and advertisers gain a seamless and effective way to monetize and reach new audiences with Rumble’s patent-pending ad delivery…
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Rumble CEO Accuses Media Matters of Misrepresenting Rumble in an Effort To Target Free Expression Online
Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski accuses the activist group of attempting to spook advertisers with misleading information.
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USA v. Google – Week 6
The trial that could change the internet forever.
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USA v. Google – Week 2
The trial that could change the internet forever.
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YouTube CEO: Our monetization policies are oriented towards making advertisers feel “safe,” “comfortable”
“They don’t want to inadvertently damage their brand in any particular way.”
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The UK plans to task Big Tech in determining which advertisers are scams
Part of the upcoming Online Harms Bill.