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X Drops Unilever From ‘Advertiser Boycott’ Lawsuit

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X (formerly Twitter) dismissed Unilever from its ongoing lawsuit against advertisers, which accuses several brands of conducting an "illegal boycott" of its business.

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Paramount Layoffs Hit Advertising Division

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Paramount's advertising division is the latest unit to be hit by layoffs. Deadline understands that layoffs began across Paramount Advertising, which is run by president John Halley, early Tuesday. Deadline)

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PayPal Formally Launches Ad Business to Pitch Its Shopping Data to Advertisers

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PayPal is open to business with advertisers. PayPal Ads is led by Mark Grether, an advertising executive who previously built Uber and Amazon's ad businesses. Today, PayPal is formally launching PayPal Ads, its arm that sells digital ads using data about what people buy across its properties within the U.S.

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What Unilever’s Agreement With X Could Mean for the Remaining Advertisers in the Lawsuit

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In a dramatic turn of events within the X versus advertisers lawsuit, Unilever has been removed from the lawsuit after coming to an agreement with X. This legal.

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Retail media advertising: How e-commerce is becoming AdTech’s next frontier

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3 Cost-Conscious Tips for Building Effective TV Advertising

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TV isn't like it used to be, so TV advertising shouldn't be either. Amid industry consolidation, cord-cutters, cord-nevers, and a shifting streaming and linear landscape, entering the TV advertising space can be overwhelming.

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X Drops Advertising Lawsuit Against Unilever, But Not Mars, CVS or Ørsted

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X (formerly Twitter) has dismissed Unilever from its ongoing lawsuit against advertisers which accuses several brands of conducting an "illegal boycott" of its business. Per a court filing, X has dropped Unilever's name from legal proceedings initiated in August.