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Michael Graham, Canaccord Genuity, and Jonathan Taplin, USC Annenberg Innovation Lab, discuss whether Facebook advertising should be regulated.
CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports that Facebook is under fire over Russian funded political ads before the 2016 election.
CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports the latest on Facebook's advertising issues over ad sales to Russian firms during the election.
Recode's Kara Swisher discusses Facebook and other social media advertising woes, and the calls from Facebook to testify to Congress over Russian ad sales during the election as well as the revelation of anti-Semitic ad targeting.
The "Squawk on the Street" news team talks about Facebook's ads and the 2016 presidential election as social media companies face increased scrutiny of their content.
The auction would offer rival retailers equal footing for ads on the search engine.
Facebook gave Mueller more records on Russian ad purchases than it provided to Congress last week, the WSJ reported Friday, citing sources.
Google said it disabled a "majority" of the offensive keywords that advertisers could use to target people searching for racist topics.
Apple's Safari 11 will limit access to user data, which advertising trade organizations say will make a worse ad experience online.
Ali Mogharabi, Morningstar, and Ross Gerber, Gerber Kawasaki, discuss the stock impact from Facebook and Google's advertising issues like anti-Semitic targeting.
Apple's Safari 11 will limit access to user data, which advertising trade organizations say will make a worse ad experience online.
Vivek Wadhwa, Carnegie Mellon, and Andrew Selepak, University of Florida, discuss the power that companies like Facebook and Google have over consumers who have willingly given them a trove of personal information and whether this surveillance requires regulation.
Julia Angwin, ProPublica senior reporter, discusses her story about how Facebook was unwittingly allowing advertisers to target users with anti-Semetic views.
The "Squawk on the Street" crew discusses Facebook's ad controversy that targeted people who expressed interest in hate group, which the company has since disabled.
Kara Swisher, Recode executive editor, discusses Chamath Palihapitiya's take on fake content being a risk to big tech.
The four 30-second videos created by FCB Global focus on the headaches of traveling with Amtrak's competitors.
The company will not buy a cable operator, but focus instead on building out its fiber optic infrastructure.
The new standards provide clearer guidance on which publishers are eligible to earn money on Facebook and with what content.
The Alibaba executive chairman and founder channeled the King of Pop for his latest performance.
Independent film production houses and distributors told CNBC Netflix may pay more, but Amazon has a better reputation for winning awards.
