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Day by day Crunch: Fb faces an advertiser revolt

Fb takes (small) steps to enhance its content material insurance policies as advertisers be part of a broad boycott, founder Alexis Ohanian is leaving Initialized Capital and Waze will get a brand new look. Right here’s your Day by day Crunch for June 29, 2020. 1. As advertisers revolt, Fb commits to flagging ‘newsworthy’ pol…
Facebook takes (small) steps to improve its content policies as advertisers join a broad boycott, founder Alexis Ohanian is leaving Initialized Capital and Waze gets a new look. Here’s your Daily Crunch for June 29, 2020. 1. As advertisers revolt, Facebook commits to flagging ‘newsworthy’ pol…

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