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Exclusive: First-party data is going to be more important for e-commerce going forward - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: First-party data is going to be more important for e-commerce going forward

The African Leadership Academy (ALA) has received a multi-million rand grant from the PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF). The grant expands on PMIEF's current partnership with the ALA, which seeks to introduce students to project management through the Build-in-a-Box curriculum...

Facebook Ad-Targeting Violates California Law, Here's What it Does Against Users - Vimarsana News

Facebook Ad-Targeting Violates California Law, Here's What it Does Against Users

Meta's Facebook ads have been found to violate California's laws. Massive changes may be coming to Facebook in its future outing, particularly as it has been found that its ad-targeting technology has violated a California law against its citizens.

Meta's Instagram, Facebook to charge EU users for ad-free - Vimarsana News

Meta's Instagram, Facebook to charge EU users for ad-free

Meta planning to introduce ad-free subscription plans for its EU users including Instagram and Facebook

Meta launches Generative AI features for increased effectiveness - Vimarsana News

Meta launches Generative AI features for increased effectiveness

The features will maximise productivity, personalisation and performance for all advertisers.

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Facebook Can Be Sued Over Discriminatory Advertising Algorithm, Appeals Court Says - Vimarsana News

Facebook Can Be Sued Over Discriminatory Advertising Algorithm, Appeals Court Says

A California state appeals court recently ruled that Facebook can be sued over alleged discriminatory advertising practices.