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P&G says it won't announce promoting choices as Fb advert boycott grows

Procter & Gamble mentioned Wednesday that it's going to not make any bulletins about its actions on promoting platforms, in response to a query about whether or not it should be a part of the rising promoting boycott towards Fb.
Procter & Gamble said Wednesday that it will not make any announcements about its activities on advertising platforms, in response to a question about whether it will join the growing advertising boycott against Facebook.

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