By Sam Garrity

What’s new? Advertisers are funding terrorists and the industry is pointing the fingers again. The Google debacle in which it was found that advertisers were funding terror groups such as ISIS has led to a furious debate in which Google’s YouTube has taken the majority of the blame.

Publishers, such as The Times and the Guardian, have been quick to pounce on Google. This is fair in principle, however publishers have also chosen to specifically attack Google because it suits public opinion (think of the recent tax issues) and because Google’s business epitomises the model that has eroded Read full story ›

Source: The Drum