Sentences with phrase «political ads business»

They are calling for regulators, who have not kept up with the fast - growing political ads business on social media, to rein in Facebook.

Not exact matches

Another company was also involved in the political ad targeting business.

While Ryan and McCarthy have personally steered clear of the Ohio race, their vast network of political allies, donors, strategists and ad makers are aggressively working to elect Troy Balderson, the business - friendly state senator who's backed by what many call the «governing» wing of the GOP.

Facebook's advertisement business went on par with Facebook for Politics, where representatives can run political ad campaigns and reach out to their citizens directly.

And therein lies the second part of the problem — professional campaign consultants in the U.S. have generally taken a cut of their clients» TV spending as a commission for placing their ads, and the industry hasn't worked out a similarly profitable business model for online political advertising.

According to this source, the primary driver is the fact that political ads have eaten up so much broadcast and cable television inventory that businesses are running out of places to hawk their wares.

Now, running search ads on a competitor's name is nothing new in the business world — or the political one.

On the heels of its new TV ad (the second pro-Cuomo spot it has launched so far), the business - backed Committee to Save New York has posted a new Web - only spot that features more «average» state residents praising the governor along with his one - time political nemesis, ex-state Comptroller H. Carl McCall.

Businesses, infrastructure, buildings, technology, TV ads and political favors.

If it is true that Facebook ads can help businesses by altering people's attitudes about purchasing decisions, as some academic studies suggest, «it's Facebook's own data collection and the tools it makes available to clients that should be the target of scrutiny and perhaps regulation, both from a privacy perspective and for the sake of political transparency,» Bershidsky wrote.

So perhaps it's worried it might risk losing this chunk of elite business in the US if American Facebook users have to give explicit consent to their political leanings being fair game for ad targeting purposes.