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Elon Musk's twitter account is seen displayed on a mobile phone screen with the twitter logo on the background.

Elon Musk Will Allow Political Advertising on Twitter

Twitter will allow political advertising under Elon Musk, which could help drive revenue to the platform that hasn't turned a profit since 2019.
By Rachyl Jones
Netflix gift cards are seen in a shop

Ads on Netflix Could Generate an Additional $2.2 Billion in Annual Revenue by 2027

Customers were surprised when Netflix announced an ad-supported tier. More than $2 billion in additional annual revenues might explain its motivation.
By Rachyl Jones

Walmart & Uber’s TV Ads Praise Frontline Heroes. But How Much Are Companies Helping?

While many companies have pulled back on advertising, others like Walmart and Budweiser have reworked messages to fit “these uncertain times.”
By Harmon Leon
Has Mark Zuckerberg soured on bitcoin?

Facebook Bans Bitcoin Ads Weeks After Mark Zuckerberg Praised Crypto

By John Bonazzo
Chris Christie

NJ Politics Digest: Pulling the Plug on Chris Christie’s Anti-Drug Ad Campaign

By Steve Cronin
A Lyft ad that appeared in yesterday's print edition of The New York Times.

This Full-Page Lyft Ad in the NYT Is Really Just a Big FU to Uber

By Sage Lazzaro
Under the MTA's new policies, ads like this Pro-Palestine message, which ran at the Prince Street subway, would be banned. (New York Observer)

The Slippery Slope of Banning Controversial Ads

By The Editors
Pamela Geller's shocking advertisements will soon be featured on MTA buses and subways (via pamelageller.com)

MTA Forced to Print Anti-Islamic Ads on Buses, Subways

By Nicole Puglise
Michelle Obama urging young people to get covered at Healthcare.gov. (Screengrab: YouTube)

Michelle Obama and Other Celebrity Moms Nag Young People to Get Health Insurance In New Video

By Jordyn Taylor
Drug-fueled puns, by Coke.

Badvertising: Doctors Horrified by Coca-Cola’s New Ads Mocking Cocaine Addiction

By Vinnie Mancuso and Mimmi Montgomery
Byzantium in Zucotti

Update: Security System Promotes ‘1 Percent-er’ Ad Near Zuccotti Park

By Drew Grant
A sample ad. (Photo: Instagram)

Practice Your Speed Scrolling Because Instagram Is Introducing Ads Next Week

By Jordan Valinsky
A scene from de Blasio's new ad.

De Blasio Urges Voters to ‘Join the Cause’ in New Ad

By Jill Colvin
A scene from the ad.

Bill Thompson Launches Ad Blasting Bill de Blasio’s Ad

By Colin Campbell
El Futuro as seen by Anthony Weiner.

Anthony Weiner and Bill Thompson Release Spanish TV Spots

By Gideon Resnick
A scene from the ad. (Photo: YouTube)

Christine Quinn Goes for Compassion in Second TV Spot

By Colin Campbell
A still from Mr. Spitzer's ad.

Eliot Spitzer’s Ad Barrage Wages Onward

By Gideon Resnick
Anthony Weiner in the ad.

Anthony Weiner: ‘Quit Isn’t the Way We Roll in New York City’

By Colin Campbell
Daniel Squadron.

Democrats Prepare to Hit the Airwaves

By Colin Campbell and Jill Colvin

New Spitzer Ad Silently Shows Off Wall Street Reputation

By Gideon Resnick
Eliot Spitzer speaking in the ad.

‘I Failed Big Time’: Eliot Spitzer Addresses Scandal in New Ad

By Colin Campbell
A scene from Christine Quinn's first ad.

Christine ‘Middle Class’ Quinn Launches First TV Ad

By Colin Campbell
A young John Catsimatidis. (Photo: YouTube)

John Catsimatidis Touts Uptown Upbringing in First TV Ad

By Colin Campbell
Andrew Cuomo addressing reporters. (Photo: Livestream.com)

Andrew Cuomo Says Iowa Isn't on His Mind

By Colin Campbell
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