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Egypt boasts the Pyramids of Giza, ancient temples, museums and other tourist attractions. But an increase in terrorist attacks across the Arab world has affected Egypt’s image.

For the 2016 race, social media sites like Facebook and Instagram will eat up more than half of $1 billion in digital ad spending, a report says.

The disappearing messaging app is fine-tuning its advertising pitch with high-level user and engagement numbers.

Struggling microblogging network exceeded revenue estimates but bombed on user growth, again.

A November deal to become Firefox's default search engine is costing the company more money than advertising is bringing in.

Nokia is planning to enter mobile business once again by partnering with a “world-class” company.

Deliveries of the first commercial jetpacks are scheduled for next year, at least for customers with $150,000 burning holes in their respective pockets.

The remote control, long used as a tool for skipping commercials, is being turned into a platform for delivering them.

The social network is adding new ad formats -- including full-screen video -- that will appeal to brands active in TV advertising.

Initiative follows years of aggressive advertising brought on by use of a third party affiliate program.

Facebook's photo sharing app is introducing new ads with a 'buy' button.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority banned them after the woman behind the "Draw Muhammad" contest in Garland, Texas -- where two gunman opened fire -- submitted a satirical cartoon.

The most popular ad-blocking plug-in for Chrome and Firefox released a beta version of its new app, a standalone browser with ad blocking built-in.

The world's largest website registrar released its first quarterly earnings report since making its stock market debut in April.

While Google lays fiber and Facebook launches Internet balloons, Verizon's $4.4B AOL deal takes aim at the heart of Web entertainment and online advertising.

The professional networking site slashed its full-year forecast, citing lower demand for advertising as spending on display ads fell 10 percent in the first quarter.

New moneymaking efforts by the once-free dating app are exceeding expectations.

Reports that advertisers pressured Buzzfeed to delete posts had bothered the media.

Last quarter, Twitter only managed to add a dismal 4 million new monthly users

A survey commissioned by an association of advertising agencies finds people trust marketers even less than Congress, lawyers or bankers.

Though Yahoo's mobile revenue grew more than 60 percent year over year, its display business fell 7 percent.