Companies are increasingly insisting their ads do not appear near articles or videos that contain any of a long list of words. The blacklists are becoming more sophisticated, specific and extensive. Publishers worry about the revenue hit.
WSJPresident Trump's escalating trade war with China poses clear risks to the global economy and growing political risks for his 2020 reelection bid.
Los Angeles TimesThe Wall Street Journal investigates major corporations' ad buyers' practice of blacklisting of ads on news stories that deal with the world's most urgent issues, including any news story that contains the word "Trump" or "racism" or "gun" or "Brexit" or "suicide" (so much for reporting on the opioid epidemic). Though these blacklists aren't newer, they have radically expanded in scope and importance, thanks in part to "brand safety" consultants who supply readymade blacklists to firms. Some...
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RedStateWho says President Trump never has a kind word for CNN? In a tweet Wednesday, the president said Fox News Channel is inferior in at least one respect to the network that his rallies regularly target with chants about how much it "sucks." "Watching Fake News CNN is better than
The Washington TimesPresident Donald Trump made up a “total lie” about almost dying in a helicopter crash, a former Trump Organization executive explained on MSNBC on Tuesday. “The Beat” host Ari Melber interviewed Barbara Res about Trump’s contention that he was at Ground Zero after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Trump claim has been debunked by multiple people. [
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