Facebook says 10 million saw Russia linked ads before and after 2016
Facebook says 10 million people viewed ads linked to a Russian internet agency before and after the 2016 election. The company turned 3,000 ads to three congressional committees as part of probes into Russia’s influence and funded accounts tied to the Internet Research Agency.
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Google ends first click free policy for publishers nationwide
Google will no longer require all publishers to offer three free stories per day. Publishers may now decide how many free articles to provide before charging, aiming to help build digital subscriptions amid ad revenue declines.
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