Despite repeated assurances from X (formerly Twitter) that its ad placement tools provide maximum brand safety, ensuring that paid promotions do not appear alongside harmful or objectionable content in the app, more and more advertisers keep reporting concerns under X’s revised “freedom of speech, not reach” approach. Today, Hyundai has announced that it’s pausing its [...]read moreX Continues to Display Ads Alongside Harmful Content
Despite repeated assurances from X (formerly Twitter) that its ad placement tools provide maximum brand safety, ensuring that paid promotions do not appear alongside harmful or objectionable content in the app, more and more advertisers keep reporting concerns under X’s revised “freedom of speech, not reach” approach. Today, Hyundai has announced that it’s pausing its [...]read moreX Continues to Display Ads Alongside Harmful Content, with Another Major Ad Partner Pausing its Spend
Kentucky is on the brink of ending exclusive real estate listing contracts. The state’s General Assembly passed a bill to protect homebuyers from predatory contracts known as non-title recorded agreements for personal services (NTRAPS) or right-to-list agreements. The practice of right-to-list agreements preys upon homeowners by offering small lump sums of cash in exchange for [...]read moreKentucky passes bill to end ‘harmful’ listing contracts