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		GPT-3's ads and landing page copy (marketingland.com)
		3 points by tdmckinlay on Nov 5, 2020 \| past
		Microsoft's “Scroogled” merchandise store (2013) (marketingland.com)
		2 points by tech-historian on May 20, 2020 \| past
		CRM Is Not Enough – Announcing the Platform of Independents (marketingland.com)
		3 points by dreamer7 on Jan 16, 2020 \| past \| 1 comment
		As CCPA takes effect, some publishers are complying at a minimum (marketingland.com)
		2 points by dominik on Jan 7, 2020 \| past
		Study finds 61% of Amazon Electronics reviews are fake (marketingland.com)
		2 points by btilly on March 18, 2019 \| past
		Facebook to release first-party cookie option for ads, pull Safari analytics (marketingland.com)
		11 points by longdefeat on Feb 27, 2019 \| past \| 1 comment
		[dupe] Facebook switches to first-party cookies for tracking (marketingland.com)
		2 points by jameslk on Oct 5, 2018 \| past
		Facebook bug allowed some advertisers to access other Facebook Analytics data (marketingland.com)
		2 points by hamstercat on Sept 16, 2018 \| past
		Facebook is beginning to let other corporations use its use of tracking pixels (marketingland.com)
		3 points by milly1993 on Sept 5, 2018 \| past
		Facebook is letting 5 publishers test headlines, images, copy in organic posts (marketingland.com)
		1 point by Raj7k on Aug 31, 2018 \| past
		Facebook and Google lobbying Congress for ‘kinder’ federal data privacy laws (marketingland.com)
		1 point by milly1993 on Aug 30, 2018 \| past
		LinkedIn is rolling out native video advertising and video for Company Pages (marketingland.com)
		2 points by theuncommon on April 7, 2018 \| past
		Oracle’s $9B Java lawsuit against Google back from the dead (marketingland.com)
		1 point by bado on March 29, 2018 \| past
		Facebook to begin counting viewable-only impressions for Pages’ reach next week (marketingland.com)
		1 point by lxm on Feb 9, 2018 \| past
		How Snapchat can win back the influencers it has lost to Instagram (marketingland.com)
		2 points by duramato on Dec 21, 2017 \| past
		Facebook tests web based vr within news feed (marketingland.com)
		1 point by supertramp_sid on Oct 23, 2017 \| past
		Is Google getting ready to buy Marketo? (marketingland.com)
		1 point by Nazzareno on Aug 29, 2017 \| past
		How Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention Works and Why Google/Facebook Benefits (marketingland.com)
		2 points by alwillis on June 8, 2017 \| past
		What you should know about Twitter’s latest privacy policy update (marketingland.com)
		4 points by basisword on May 18, 2017 \| past
		Facebook admits its 10th measurement mistake since September (marketingland.com)
		2 points by sevendig on May 17, 2017 \| past
		Nearly 80 percent of US display ad spend will be programmatic in 2017 (marketingland.com)
		1 point by ptrptr on May 4, 2017 \| past
		Google AdSense now allows 300×250 ads above the fold on mobile (marketingland.com)
		1 point by techaddict009 on May 3, 2017 \| past
		Google introduces fully-automated ‘Smart’ display campaigns (marketingland.com)
		3 points by ptrptr on April 26, 2017 \| past
		Chatbots have struggled to live up to the hype (marketingland.com)
		280 points by imartin2k on April 2, 2017 \| past \| 175 comments
		Chatbots have struggled to live up to the hype (marketingland.com)
		3 points by vit05 on April 2, 2017 \| past
		Google Home gets ‘Beauty and the Beast’ promo, but Google says it’s not an ad (marketingland.com)
		2 points by TomAnthony on March 17, 2017 \| past \| 1 comment
		Google rolls out free Data Studio globally, improves filters and other features (marketingland.com)
		1 point by aaron_p on March 8, 2017 \| past
		Hashtags in Super Bowl ads slip to 30% in 2017, overtaken by URL use in 39% (marketingland.com)
		1 point by elsewhen on Feb 8, 2017 \| past
		In major measurement update, Facebook overhauls metrics (marketingland.com)
		1 point by taylorbuley on Nov 17, 2016 \| past
		Facebook updates their metrics again (marketingland.com)
		1 point by perseusprime11 on Nov 16, 2016 \| past
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