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| Facebook used to hate pre-roll video ads. Now it's changing its mind. Facebook resisted selling pre-roll video ads for years, the kind of ads that run before you get to watch the video you clicked to watch. The feeling was that people don't actually like them, and they either ruin the experience or cause people to abandon the video altogether. The problem: Advertisers love ...
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| Facebook Sets Pre-Roll Ad Expansion, Details Kinds of Videos That Aren't Eligible for Monetization Facebook says it's expanding pre-roll video ads to more areas of the platform — and it's also clarifying its monetization policies to spell out what kinds of videos aren't eligible for ads. The company said Friday that after testing pre-roll ads for shows in Facebook Watch, it will be expanding the test to ...
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| Audit of Facebook's privacy practices found no problems — despite Cambridge Analytica situation That happened after a psychology professor developed a quiz app that enabled him to collect data from nearly 300,000 people who chose to use the app. He also was able to collect data from their Facebook friends. The professor then broke Facebook rules by sharing the data with Cambridge Analytica, ...
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| Cambodian man kills ex-wife then commits suicide live on Facebook PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A Cambodian man murdered his ex-wife and then jumped off a bridge in a suicide that he broadcast live on Facebook, police said on Friday, in the first such case reported in the country. Facebook is the social media platform of choice for Cambodians. Nearly a third of the ...
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| Brewers-Cards exclusively on Facebook today Fans in the United States wanting to catch today's 1:15 p.m. ET matinee can do so exclusively on Facebook Watch, a video platform that launched last August. Already the sixth head-to-head matchup between the clubs, the game will mark MLB's second digital-only national regular-season broadcast, ...
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| It didn't take long for Facebook to secretly exploit a loophole in huge new privacy laws — which it ... Facebook has quietly moved 1.5 billion of its users out of reach of sweeping new privacy regulations before they have even come into force — and claims that the move is actually in their best interests. Reuters spotted Facebook's tweak to its terms and conditions, which will mean that users outside the ...
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| Audit clears Facebook despite Cambridge Analytica leaks Facebook agreed to outside audits every two years as part of a 2011 settlement with the FTC over its privacy practices.
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