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Twitter and Facebook are expected to control over a third of the market in digital display ads in the U.S.

With sales still declining and streaming still piddling, artists are increasingly preoccupied with licensing.

SXSW may be known for having a tech-y crowd, but TV marketers are spending lavishly to get their shows noticed down in Austin.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even starred in his own sitcom-style TV spot.

No, it’s not a horror flick -- it’s an upcoming documentary featuring business owners who are fed up with Yelp.

The newspaper ad made references to the Old City of Jerusalem -- internationally recognized as part of the occupied Palestinian territories.

It took Google seven years to get to 1 million advertisers. Facebook racked up twice that number in a shorter time frame.

Valentine's Day is an industry in the US, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it.

Neither Brian Williams' suspension nor Lester Holt's performance should have an effect on advertiser appetite for NBC's nightly news airtime.

A worrying sign for Twitter: Instagram is growing much faster.

The popular ad-blocking browser extension opens the floodgates further.

Viewers felt a surge of trust and happiness after watching the Always campaign, but they also noticed the Budweiser horses.

Some critics of the ad question whether the message reinforces the negative stereotypes for women's place in society.

The wireless provider's system has tracked its mobile customers’ every Web visit since 2012.

While Google increased its net income by nearly 41 percent year-to-year to $4.76 billion, it didn't achieve what analysts anticipated.

The social network giant saw net income grow 34 percent to $701 million year-to-year.

Jake Scott's career started back with "1984," but now Ridley Scott's son has two commercials in the big game — and they're already making waves.

Sending Google Glass back to the drawing board is one of many steps needed to transform the wearable device.

The Verge, a tech news site, is hoping to grow its audience by airing an ad during this year's Super Bowl.

Money is great, but brand strategists say companies can’t buy their way out of a bad reputation.

An ad on Snapchat costs more than a 30-second commercial on NBC's "Sunday Night Football."