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Facebook keeps advertisers addicted after a year of scandals

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Facebook has had plenty of hot-water moments in the year since its CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress on the platform's data and privacy troubles.

With Facebook's level of reach, "It just makes sense to always recommend that to our clients," says Shuman Sahu, director of performance media at performance digital marketing agency Nina Hale.

Tom Buontempo, president of social media agency Attention, says any outrage around Facebook's scandals has been short-lived.

If there's any event that could drive advertisers away from Facebook, Sahu said, it wouldn't be bad press around a new privacy scandal.

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Author: Cnbc

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