Why political ads on Facebook will still slip by human reviewers

In the wake of Russia's presidential election influence campaign, Facebook is manually reviewing politically targeted ads on its platform. Here's why it will be difficult for the social giant to identify all of these ads.

"Google seems a lot more invested." At the Digiday Publishing Summit Europe, attendees discussed their discontent with Facebook, concerns about the looming enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation and more.

In the past, film studios would purchase the rights to Conde Nast articles from writers to turn the articles into movies. Now, Conde Nast is making money off these adaptations.

Creative agencies like Walrus, Droga5 and Wieden+Kennedy are offering services to bridge the gap between creative and media, but there are doubts about how far creative shops can take their media offerings.

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