Advertisers demand billions in refunds from YouTube over skippable ads
Companies that advertise on YouTube are demanding refunds from the Google-owned video sharing service in light of a new study.
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Companies that advertise on YouTube are demanding refunds from the Google-owned video sharing service in light of a new study.
A research firm found Google's video ad system defrauds customers 80% of the time. Some advertisers want their money back. But don't hold your breath.
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