The announcement follows reports that hundreds of thousands of pounds are currently being spent on Brexit-related, micro-targeted ads from both sides of the debate.
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For all its apparent faults, you can’t say Facebook isn’t resilient: the number of people using the social media platform has continued to rise despite a slew of scandals.
Senior marketers will need to refocus on brand messaging rather than data and technology if advertising is to rebuild consumer trust, industry bosses have argued.
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