Facebook will start testing audio-only live streams with BBC World Service, Harper Collins and others.
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Marketing Day: Google Display Network, Facebook video plans & Twitter Live
Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
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As Facebook Audience Network broadens, what does it mean for your campaigns?
Columnist Andrew Waber says the expansion of Audience Network and recent developments are making it a major challenger to traditional programmatic inventory sources.
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Fueled by the Audience Network, Facebook advertisers saw higher Q3 spends & returns
A new study from Nanigans shows that Facebook continues to bulk up ad offerings and advertisers continue to pay up & see results.
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Facebook will rank Audience Network publishers’ ad slots, price them accordingly
To create parity with News Feed ads, Facebook will appraise Audience Network publishers’ ad placements based on what people do after they click on them.
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Google brings store visits to Google Display Network, debuts cross-device retargeting
Google says that it can deliver 99 percent location accuracy at 200 million stores globally.
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Twitter’s app install ads go native inside its ad network
With the click of a button, mobile advertisers’ app install ads on Twitter can be converted into native ads running across its in-app ad network.
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Facebook, Twitter Join Network to Tackle Fake News
Facebook, the world’s largest social media network with about 1.7 billion users each month, has been criticized for its role in spreading fake stories.
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