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Sony is working on a new advertising format for PlayStation, with which it plans to introduce ads in video games on this console, as a way to monetize free titles or offer rewards to players. Three people close to the tech company confirmed that the company is testing with industry partners to help…
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Spain demands control of cryptocurrency advertising

The National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), the entity responsible for regulating and supervising the Spanish stock market, requires Internet companies such as search engines and social networks to stop providing advertising services…

Meta will allow advertising on cryptocurrencies

The parent company of Facebook and Instagram, Meta, decided to make it easier for marketing companies to disseminate promotional ads about cryptocurrencies on their platforms of their different social networks as regulatory standards in the…

Telegram prepares the subscription model

The messaging application Telegram prepares the launch of subscriptions that, for a reduced price, will allow users not to receive advertising, a function that will begin to reach the platform's large channels this November. This was…

TikTok will allow direct purchases

The social network TikTok announced that it will expand its partnership with Shopify to offer its users the ability to directly buy "products proposed by content creators on its platform." In the middle of last year TikTok signed a Shopify…

Google resumes cryptocurrency ads

After a change in its policies, Google returned to incorporate cryptocurrency ads within its platform since August 3. In June 2018, the tech giant had banned ads related to digital assets and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). Now, even though…

Trust tokens, the new Google Chrome alternative

Considering that Google bases its business on advertising, cookies are an essential element to track the user and offer more decrypted advertising. In this sense, Chrome offers an alternative that allows you to establish yourself in the…

In 2019 Google removed 2.7 billion malicious ads

Google blocked and removed a total of 2.7 billion advertisements that were malicious or violated its advertising policies only during the past year 2019, with an average of more than 5,000 ads removed every minute. Aiming to preserve the…