Why are credit card rates so high? One answer is as close as your television screen. Or your phone, mailbox, computer or car radio. These are all outlets for advertising that helps push credit card ...

A Republican pro-business group is pushing back on an attempt by Congress to "ban" credit card reward points. With the launch of a seven-figure ad campaign opposing the proposed "point ban" featured ...

A fresh glimpse at our AI-filled future arrived this week, in the form of an unmemorable ad by a company most people have never heard of. The ad is kind of flat and will probably scan as goofy to ...

Microsoft Advertising introduced credit-card ads in an open beta for advertisers in the U.S. and Canada. The ads, introduced Tuesday, focus on real-time information related to brand names, card ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Here’s more fallout from the credit crisis: There might soon come a time ...

Microsoft has just announced a slew of new product updates, including the global adoption of credit card ads. Let’s dive in. Credit card ads were launched last year to advertisers in the US and Canada ...

I’ve just caught the end of a TV ad for a Capital One credit card; it includes one man advising his mate to “then cut it up into little pieces and get a capital one card instead”. I really wish people ...

Google Ads is forcing some of its advertisers off the credit card option for paying for their ad accounts and onto bank-based payment methods, such as ACH, wire, or paper check. If you do not comply ...

Apple today shared three new ads highlighting the security benefits of Apple Pay on the iPhone compared to physical credit cards. The short ads emphasize that physical credit cards can be stolen, used ...

Google Ads has some new bugs today, one that Google confirmed over advertisers received a notice for "confusing text" for their ads and the other not yet confirmed around advertisers being unable to ...

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