Australian parents set to spend $2 billion on back to school shopping this year
Australian parents are expected to spend a massive $2 billion1 on back to school shopping for their kids, new research today from Commonwealth Bank
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Australian parents are expected to spend a massive $2 billion1 on back to school shopping for their kids, new research today from Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank has today released new research revealing how Aussies plan to shop the Boxing Day sales this year, with the majority (69 per cent
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Read more about Facebook to let researchers access election ad data from Feb 1 on Business Standard. Facebook will let researchers access the targeting information for more than 1.3 million social issue, electoral and political ads through the Facebook Open Research and Transparency platform
Facebook will let researchers study how advertisers targeted users with political ads prior to Election Day Specifically, in the three months before November 3rd, 2020 Share this story Photo by Michele Doying / The Verge Facebook is aiming to improve transparency around political advertising on its platform by opening up more data to independent researchers, including targeting information on more than 1.3 million ads that ran in the three months prior to the US election on November 3rd of last year. Researchers interested in studying the ads can apply for access to the Facebook Open Research...