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2. Some Facebook Ad Boycotters Return—but Plenty of Big Players Are Staying Away.
3. Google's Advertising Haul Comes Up Short for First Time.
4. Facebook Posts Revenue Growth Despite Pandemic.
5. Spotify's Listening Audience Increases After Pandemic Slump.
6. Twitter Gets a Questionable Check Mark.
7. Twitter Adds More Users, but Revenue and Profit Fall.
8. EBay to Sell Classified-Ad Business to Norwegian Firm for $9.2 Billion.
9. Peacock, NBCUniversal's New Streaming Service, Joins Crowded Field at Challenging Time.
10. Facebook Q&A: Where Civil Groups and the Social Media Giant Agree and Disagree.
11. Omnicom Plans $20 Million in Podcast Ads on Spotify.
12. Facebook Boycott Organizers Want a Civil Rights Expert in the Company's Executive Suite.
13. Facebook's Tensions With Advertisers Predate the Boycott.
14. Where Advertisers Boycotting Facebook Are Spending Their Money Instead.
15. Facebook Sees Growing Ad Boycott in Protest Against Handling of Speech.
16. Facebook Looks to Contain Advertising Boycott Over Hate Speech.
17. Google's U.S. Ad Revenue Is Expected to Decline in 2020, eMarketer Says.
18. Ad Agency Encourages Clients to Join Facebook Ad Boycott.
19. Facebook Tries to Friend Small Businesses Crippled by Coronavirus.
20. Pinterest Juggles Requests for Late Payments From Advertisers.
21. YouTube's Chase for Streaming-TV Ad Dollars Faces Hurdles.
22. TV Shopping Avoids Media's and Retailers' Woes.
23. Tencent Profit Rises After Coronavirus Fuels Demand for Online Games.
24. Tencent Levels Up as China Hunkers Down.
25. These Businesses Won't Bounce Back From Coronavirus.
26. Facebook Warned That It May Lose a Key Seal of Approval for Ad Measurement.
27. Twitter Posts Loss Despite User Growth.
28. Facebook Shares Soar as Ad Sales Stabilize.
29. Google Revenue Climbs, but Company Warns of 'Tale of Two Quarters'.
30. Google Hides Its Pain Well.
31. Google to Require All Advertisers to Identify Themselves.
32. YouTube Spars With Auditor Over Transparency of Advertising Risks.
33. Facebook Ad Rates Fall as Coronavirus Undermines Spending.
34. Foursquare Merges With Factual, Another Location-Data Provider.
35. Facebook Pledges $100 Million for News Outlets Hit by Coronavirus Outbreak.
36. Facebook Usage Soars, But Online Advertising Plunges.
37. Social Media's Boost Amid Coronavirus Won't Spare It Pain.
38. AT&T Cooperates With Justice Department in Google Probe.
39. Facebook Removes Trump Campaign Ads, Citing Census Interference Policy.
40. ViacomCBS's Pluto TV Boosts Marketing as Free Streaming Services Intensify Fight.
41. China's Advertising Vanguard Keeps Getting Disrupted.
42. WPP Shares Plunge on Ad Giant's Gloomy Outlook.
43. Google Plots Course to Overtake Cloud Rivals.
44. Fox, Comcast Pursue Takeovers of Ad-Supported Video Services.
45. TikTok Owner's Plan: Be More Than Just TikTok.
46. What Investors Learned From the First Peek Inside YouTube's Financials: Google reveals YouTube is smaller than outsiders thought—but still a juggernaut.
47. Google Clears Some of Its Cloud: New disclosures provide valuable insight but don't mask a core advertising slowdown.
48. Michael Bloomberg Put $200 Million Into Presidential Bid in First Five Weeks: More than $140 million went toward TV and digital advertising; $679,000 was spent on short-term, corporate housing for staff.
49. Amazon Revenue Jumps on Holiday Sales as Profit Rises: Tech giant's shares soar in after-hours trading despite high shipping costs.
50. Fitness Apps That Find a Way to Stick Around: People are more likely to drop their gym than an app—here are five that appeal to different types of exercisers.
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