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A lawsuit has been filed against Google in Russia after the company announced restrictions on cryptocurrency-related ads. Entrepreneur Vladimir Orehov demands a 2 billion ruble compensation from the Russian Google entity ООО «Гугл». He claims the ban will deprive him of opportunities to invest in crypto projects and find investors to fund his own business […]
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On Wednesday, Google announced that it will no longer play host to any cryptocurrency-related ads on its platform, beginning June 2018. This comes as no surprise, as the company has chosen to follow in the footsteps of Facebook and Twitter, who recently announced they too, are prohibiting any and all cryptocurrency-related ads on their platforms. While Google and Facebook control approximately 60-70% of the online advertising market, making enemies with these platforms isn’t on the top of anyone’s priority list. So What Does The ‘Ban’ Entail? Google has issued a statement in its Trust and Safety Ads report, indicating that the ban includes any andPowered by WPeMatico
The crypto boom has served up some interesting marketing and advertising campaigns over the past few years. #PANORAMA
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Sorting the bots from the bods: a startup tech company to save digital advertisers billions of dollars. #SPONSORED
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Super Bowl ad with Lionel Richie advertises brokerage firm trading in Bitcoin futures #NEWS
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Chinese search engine Baidu and social media platform Weibo reportedly no longer allow crypto-related advertising on their sites, following news of stricter regulations on cryptocurrency trading and ICOs. #NEWS
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This crypto startup is building a marketplace which will reward users for their personal data #SPONSORED
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In the golden era of advertising, finding an audience was as easy as publishing an ad in a widely circulated newspaper, running a radio or TV spot, or putting up billboards in relevant areas. Not so anymore, but Blockchain can help.
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The government of South Korea held a meeting on Thursday to discuss measures to deal with the growing trend of cryptocurrency speculation. The regulators clarified the clampdown on virtual accounts as well as other measures to end anonymity. In addition, the Ministry of Justice suggested an even more extreme measure. Also read: Russian Regulators Draft Law […]
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