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‘Of course there’s class warfare,’ US billionaire Warren Buffet once quipped in The New York Times, ‘but it’s our class that’s making war, and we’re winning.’1 This truism of respectable middle-class ...

Perplexity began testing sponsored placements in 2024. It’s abandoning them, saying labeled ads can erode credibility.

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Screenshots of the baby care company’s edgy innuendos have racked up millions of views and even sparked boycott calls.

Aging means “becoming a target” of the industry, one expert said. After decades of debate, politicians of all stripes are ...

"This is a big one. There are millions of people strutting around America entirely on autopilot, believing..." ...

"This is a big one. There are millions of people strutting around America entirely on autopilot, believing..." ...

AI company Perplexity is stepping away from advertising over concerns that it will erode user trust, despite moves by rivals to introduce ads as an alternative money-making strategy. Perplexity was ...

A commercial featuring the Replacers assaulting a male passenger at an airport security checkpoint can no longer air in the UK ...

The advertisement appeared to be an example of “culture jamming,” an anti-capitalist movement that grew in popularity in the 1990s.

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