Canada's Competition Bureau has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of abusing its dominant position in the online advertising market to stifle competition. The Bureau seeks remedies, including selling two of Google's ad tech tools and imposing financial penalties to address these alleged anti-competitive practices.
WeatherlyAnti-dumping principles are designed to protect cryptocurrency investors from pump-and-dump schemes.
JinseFinanceIn January 2024, Google is set to revamp its policy for crypto ad products, offering clearer insights into the requirements and scope of such advertisements.
JoyTom Hanks discredits an AI-driven dental plan ad featuring his likeness, highlighting growing concerns about deepfakes in entertainment, scams, and political manipulation. The broader impact of AI on the industry, including virtual concerts and labor strikes, raises questions about the future of human roles in entertainment.
EdmundMore than 200 companies have received alerts for violating the new advertising rules since their inception on October 8.
ClementDamon's appearance in the infamous ad is making headlines amid tightening action by US SEC.
BeincryptoCompanies sponsoring crypto advertisements in Belgium must submit to its financial regulator FSMA before any campaign.
CryptoSlateOnly companies with FCA's permission will be able to approve promotional material, and crypto firms will be hit once the Financial Services and Markets Bill becomes law.
CoindeskNumerous crypto companies are slashing their marketing budgets, despite the need to regain customer confidence in the asset class, which ...
BitcoinistThe new campaign spanning buses and train stations across the city comes only a few weeks after regulators banned the previous ads from marketing run Floki Inu conducted in 2021.
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