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Google essentially killed fewer bad ads last year because it killed more bad advertiser accounts, sooner https://t.co/ycsgN5LyQs
— Emil Protalinski (@EPro) March 14, 2019
In 2018, we took down more than six million bad ads per day. Here’s why and how we’re working to enable a safe digital advertising ecosystem → https://t.co/2DjyBBznGm pic.twitter.com/MXXccUcQJX
— Google (@Google) March 14, 2019
Enabling a Safe Digital Advertising Ecosystem https://t.co/qSgeHMjqZH #edchat #edtech
— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) March 14, 2019
Enabling a Safe Digital Advertising Ecosystem https://t.co/YcHFjggwKn @AdWords
— Frederick Vallaeys (@siliconvallaeys) March 14, 2019
Google blocked 2.3 billion bad ads last year, trying to stop abuses involving garage door installations, bail bonds, tickets, addition treatment, and cryptocurrency. Oh, and to keep its financial lifeblood flowing. https://t.co/ffogvyYRKU
— Stephen Shankland (@stshank) March 14, 2019
Where Google got more inventory to show Responsive Search Ads ads may surprise you https://t.co/DzJlqR60G4 #Digital Marketing
— Nashid Mustare (@nashidmn) March 14, 2019
Google removed 2.3B bad ads, banned ads on 1.5M apps + 28M pages, plans new Policy Manager this year via Ingrid Lunden https://t.co/PrhnkiEwSo #ML #AI #Analytics #Automation pic.twitter.com/U6aPib4NrY
— Dr. Gerald Bader,PhD (@gerald_bader) March 14, 2019
#netsec #infosec Google removed 2.3B bad ads, 1.5M bad apps and 28M bad pages, plans new Policy Manager this year https://t.co/2zDWlvdSi5
— Alertteam (@Alertteamnl) March 14, 2019
Google removed 2 million pages a month from its ad network in 2018 for policy violations: https://t.co/uffcpCYUE3 pic.twitter.com/HQM7O9n99T
— Adweek (@Adweek) March 14, 2019
Google removed 2 million pages a month from its ad network in 2018 for policy violations: https://t.co/uffcpCYUE3 pic.twitter.com/9R52o9QX14
— Adweek (@Adweek) March 14, 2019
Google Removed 2 Million Pages a Month From Its Ad Network in 2018 for Policy Violations https://t.co/Ty9Xo02txr pic.twitter.com/fcKCuxdUxn
— Eric Rodgers (@ericfrodgers) March 14, 2019
#ADVERTISING NEWSWIRE: Google Removed 2 Million Pages a Month From Its Ad Network in 2018 for Policy Violations https://t.co/P71fAIAx2f #marketing #socialmedia #influencermarketing pic.twitter.com/A6LQHrj4NY
— Real Marsha Wright® | Top 5 Marketing Influencer (@marshawright) March 14, 2019
Google essentially killed fewer bad ads last year because it killed more bad advertiser accounts, sooner https://t.co/ycsgN5LyQs
— Emil Protalinski (@EPro) March 14, 2019
Google killed 2.3 billion ‘bad ads’ in 2018, down 28% from 2017 https://t.co/hVQsNzXiTc pic.twitter.com/sr06eutJ2p
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) March 14, 2019
구글, 2018년에 23억개 '나쁜 광고' 삭제해. 이는 2017년보다 28% 줄어든 것. '나쁜 광고', 광고 사기와 피싱 사기와 멀웨어를 포함. 구글, 2017년에 초당 100개의 '나쁜 광고' 제거. 2018년에는 초당 75개 제거. 구글, 기계학습 기술을 사용해 '나쁜 광고'를 식별하고 있어. https://t.co/GnN1eyvuQD
— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) March 14, 2019
Google killed 2.3 billion ‘bad ads’ in 2018, down 28% from 2017 https://t.co/0n5zzbR5e0 #AI pic.twitter.com/ooBSjMQBSu
— Evan Kirstel at #EC19 (@evankirstel) March 14, 2019
Updates from @Google on enabling a safe digital advertising ecosystem, 2.3B bad ads taken down during 2018 https://t.co/ThYYL3E6Er
— Joshua Lowcock (@joshuaUMWW) March 14, 2019
In total, Google took down 2.3 billion “bad ads” in 2018 for violations of both new and existing content policies. https://t.co/uffcpCYUE3
— Adweek (@Adweek) March 15, 2019
Google Takes Down 2.3 Billion Ads, Almost 60 Million Phishing Scamshttps://t.co/Eg83a314OY
— BLOCKPHISH (@blockphish) March 14, 2019