Native advertising is new, which makes it prone to controversy. Detractors question the media's objectivity and the potential for misleading consumers -- an issue that has been well discussed ...

Native advertising has historically gotten a bad rap. John Oliver, host of Last Week Tonight, did a particularly poignant segment on why native advertising threatens the very fabric of journalism. In ...

Concurrently, “native advertising” popularized by Facebook’s news feed advertisements, has bubbled up. But, as Magna’s Brian Monhan told AdExchanger back in June, we’re not necessarily talking about ...

In the last 2 years, and accelerated by COVID, native advertising has exploded across healthcare for DTC and HCP marketing. Native ads have been adopted by all healthcare industries including pharma, ...

Despite being a relatively new phenomenon, native ads have emerged as the third most popular publishing strategy, along with video ads, as per a poll conducted by Salesforce encompassing 4,000 ...

For all the hype about native advertising by marketers, agency creative folks and traditional news publishers, the genre is nothing more than a fancifully dressed up, repackaged iteration of the ...

Since their inception, Facebook and Google have been at the forefront of internet trends. One industry most radically affected by Google and Facebook's growing spheres of influence is advertising.

Native advertising is hardly new. Companies like TripleLift, which created the category of programmatic native, are now in their awkward tween years. Which means it’s about time for something new. Cue ...

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The native advertising sector is growing fast. Businesses know that banner ads are now largely ineffective, so they are increasingly turning to native ads to get in front of their prospects. Platforms ...

In 2016, just 32% of Americans trust the mainstream media—down 8% since last year. By comparison, 78% trust the technology industry. Heck, even 51% of people trust the financial industry. These ...