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Twitter is reportedly preparing to prohibit advertisements for ICOs, token sales, and cryptocurrency wallets. The new advertising policy is expected to come into effect in a couple weeks. The microblogging site is said to impose a ban on ads for crypto exchanges, as well, bar a few exceptions. The policy change is yet to be … Read more
Following Facebook and Google, Twitter is planning to ban crypto-related ads in two weeks, according to an unconfirmed report #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
After a week of both negative crypto news, such as the Google crypto ban, and several wins for adoption, the top ten coins are market cap are still falling in price. #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
A lawsuit has been filed against Google in Russia after the company announced restrictions on cryptocurrency-related ads. Entrepreneur Vladimir Orehov demands a 2 billion ruble compensation from the Russian Google entity ООО «Гугл». He claims the ban will deprive him of opportunities to invest in crypto projects and find investors to fund his own business … Read more
The decision to ban all crypto ads from its AdWords platform is dictated by the need to “protect the open web”, Google claims. #FOLLOW-UP Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Markets dropped prematurely in response to news of Google’s June crypto ad ban, while major US gov’t crypto hearing showed positive steps towards developing non-intrusive crypto regulations. #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Bitcoin is struggling. Following yesterday’s unimpressive but steady balance at $9,130, bitcoin has fallen by nearly $1,000 and is now trading for less than $8,300. The news likely stems from an announcement by Google, as the popular Internet search engine has sworn to ban cryptocurrency and ICO-related ads in the coming months and to crack … Read more
On Wednesday, Google announced that it will no longer play host to any cryptocurrency-related ads on its platform, beginning June 2018. This comes as no surprise, as the company has chosen to follow in the footsteps of Facebook and Twitter, who recently announced they too, are prohibiting any and all cryptocurrency-related ads on their platforms. While Google and … Read more
The largest search engine on the planet, Google, announced formally it will restrict advertisement of “Cryptocurrencies and related content (including but not limited to initial coin offerings, cryptocurrency exchanges, cryptocurrency wallets, and cryptocurrency trading advice),” including aggregators and affiliates regarding “cryptocurrencies and related content.” Also read: Québec Premier: We’re Not Really Interested in Bitcoin Mining Google … Read more
Crypto-related ads will have no place on Google starting in June 2018, according to a policy update to reduce “consumer harm” #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
