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In a statement, the company said it has been vilified for activities that are not only legal, but also widely accepted as a standard component of online advertising.

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In an exclusive extract from BARB’s Viewing Report 2018, Deloitte’s Ed Shedd examines the evolution of video measurement.

The seal confirms that the companies’ practices have met different criteria – which includes reducing ad fraud, obtaining certification for brand safety, and improving the digital advertising experience.

There is a danger that regulators could find legitimate domestic reasons to block deals in the newspaper and TV industries while missing the bigger global picture, writes Raymond Snoddy.

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Unimpressed with the answers given by Facebook’s chief technology officer during a government inquiry into fake news, MPs have now threatened Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg with a formal summons to stand before them instead.

Facebook has announced plans to build a new Clear History feature into its platform to grant users more information and control over how their personal data is used.

McPhillips, who previously led marketing for Vodafone UK, will be based in London and will report into chief marketing and communications officer, Steven Wolfe Pereira.