Digital brands
Facebook suspends 200 apps in data misuse probe
Facebook has suspended around 200 apps from its platform, as part of an investigation into the misuses of data carried
Refinery29 annual exhibition expands to San Francisco and Chicago
Refinery29, the digital media company, is expanding its 29Rooms exhibition across the US.
Google ad revenues grow strongly again despite brand safety concerns
Google parent company Alphabet reported revenues for the first quarter of 2018 up 26% to $31.1bn (£22.4bn).
Facebook cuts off third-party data providers from targeting ads on its platform
In the next few weeks Facebook is to propose updates to its terms of service and to its data policy
Behind BuzzFeed's bold move to launch 'AM to DM' show on Twitter
Being nimble has enabled the media outlet to stay ahead of the game without compromising on voice or style.
Twitter bot sellers probed for pushing 'stolen identities' to celebs
A company that allegedly stole identities and sold millions of fake Twitter followers to celebrities including Martha Lane Fox, James
YouTube announces measures to earn back trust from advertisers and agencies
In an effort to assure advertisers and agencies on brand safety, Google has announced two new requirements for video creators
Facebook unveils major shift away from brand and media posts
Facebook is overhauling how its news feed works to make posts from businesses, brands and media less prominent.
Vice Media hires Vogue ad director for new fashion group
Vice Media has hired Condé Nast's Lucy Delacherois-Day for the newly-created role of commercial director as the publisher brings together
Google appeases publishers by ending 'first click free' and helping to sell subscriptions
Google is pushing out measures that will help publishers sell more digital subscriptions and is also ending its controversial "first
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