Advertising

Because if there's one thing the internet needs is more ads.

The government in China has decided to ban all advertisements on primetime TV in the coming year, leaving foreign companies who have invested millions without an outlet.

Microsoft, AOL, and Yahoo! [announced an advertising partnership yesterday](http://online.wsj.com/article...

LG announced yesterday that it's partnering with online adverting company, YuMe. The deal will bring ads into LG's Internet-enabled TVs. The Toyota...

A new study out from Yale's Rudd Center shows that children and teens are more exposed to ads for high-calorie soda drinks than ever before. The...

The FCC is expected to vote today on a new rule requiring broadcasters to disclose political advertising spending online. The information has long...

That new $79 Kindle that Amazon just announced is ad supported, as befits a screaming deal. But if you just don't want to see the dang ads any more...

Well, commercial tweets anyway. Twitter is expanding its paid tweets program and will begin inserting commercial messages in your feed. So you'll...

This final note today, from the Marketplace desk of cynical advertising, courtesy of Ad Age magazine. All you dads out there who like to sneak y...

Apple is asking developers to stop using a tracking feature in apps....