Articles Tagged ‘Facebook’
The duopoly is losing share overseas, but could it fare better in Canada?
Could one withstand the ad industry’s widespread softening more than the other?
Facebook weathers multiple storms in Q2
Ad revenue and active users beat Wall Street expectations – but the effects of the July ad boycott haven’t fully materialized, yet.
What happens when consumer concerns around hate speech match brands’
The CMA’s John Wiltshire says the average Canadian has “woken up on the issue,” which is driving an urgency in brands.
ICYMI: Facebook’s rocky week continues
Plus, Scott McGillivray launches a podcast and Gameloft debunks gamer myths.
Can advertisers fare without Facebook?
A boycott of the company could prompt change, and industry insiders believe it might convince other media platforms to amp up their attribution game.
ICYMI: Facebook funds journalism jobs, Junos goes virtual
Plus, the Broadcasting Act will be updated before the end of 2020.
ICYMI: Tim and Sid are back
Plus, Murdoch Mysteries will return, and Facebook has reached a settlement to help moderators experiencing trauma.
Facebook posts Q1 results, gives early peek at Q2
Revenues for April are relatively unchanged, indicating that flat might be the new up for the pandemic.
ICYMI: Sonos gets into streaming
Plus, Messenger Kids makes an update, Postmedia donates media space and Narcity joins the National NewsMedia Council.
ICYMI: A bleak fate for this year’s F8, OMD gets global recognition
Plus, a popular Canadian podcast is going to TV.
ICYMI: Kinetic Canada bulks up, Facebook drops music tool
Plus, Stingray brings a country music channel to the Canadian market.
Digital giants account for $25 billion in global ad spend
FAANG brands – Facebook Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google – up 2019 ad spend more than 20%.
ICYMI: Arkells want you to read more local news, Google expands in Canada
Plus, Facebook shuts down mobile Audience Network and TCL pulls the plug on BlackBerry.
Ad revenue, users continue to increase for Facebook in Q4
CEO Mark Zuckerberg called the quarter ‘a strong end to the year,’ and says its goals for more transparency will continue into 2020.
What’s next for WhatsApp if ads aren’t coming soon?
Facebook isn’t ruling out advertising all together, so three agency experts weigh in on what the platform can learn about its value proposition.
