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At least one bus in D.C. is rolling around boasting the newest in the American Freedom Defense Initiative's series of anti-Islam paid advertisements.

The fate of popular superhero exports from America hangs in the balance as China's movie tastes change.

Twitter Tuesday reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue of $250 million, as its mobile ads drew more viewer responses.

Pinterest is teaming up with CB2 in a five day live event touted as “the first real apartment designed live on Pinterest.”

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Also, Google's internet business revenue rose 19% in Q1 - also below Wall Street's estimate, as online ad prices continued to decline.

The $5 billion price tag for the Indian election will be about triple the amount of money spent during the 2009 general election.

One enterprising computer scientist is using mobile phones for communication and compensation.

Amazon is considering a free-of-charge, ad-supported version of its Prime Instant Video service.

Watch E*TRADE's last commercial featuring the "talking baby" that made his debut in 2008.

Flooding billboards in Europe and developing countries, Philip Morris International is seducing a whole new generation of potential addicts.

The case could have major implications for how the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is interpreted.

The new season of "Game of Thrones" will bring out “A Storm of Swords," the third book of George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series.

Capital One is arguing that ads for Chase Bank’s Freedom Credit Card “misrepresented” certain claims.

Mobile marketing experts talked to IBTimes about how advertisers can reach a growing consumer base in Africa.

YouTube channel owner Derek Muller conducted an experiment to see if all those "likes" are really legit.

John R. Morales, who put on a McGruff costume for the Harris County Sheriff's Association in the 1990s, said he sold drugs to help sick relatives.

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