Uber contradicts own research with London congestion ad claim

Poster displayed near two TfL offices said car-pooling service helped reduce traffic

5G battle hots up as EE lodges complaint over Three UK advert

Advertising Standards Authority to investigate whether claims breach code

AI can read your emotions. Should it?

Advertisers, tech giants and border forces are using mind-reading software to read and respond to our moods – whether we like it or not

No Logo at 20: have we lost the battle against the total branding of our lives?

Twenty years on from the book that analysed the growing political power of ‘superbrands’

Tories continue Facebook ad spree as ‘major bugs’ block transparency

Tools to crack down on ‘dark money’ political ads are ineffective, researchers say

Tories test Boris Johnson campaign messages on Facebook

Flurry of ads fronted by new PM may be testing waters before potential early poll

Rutger Hauer obituary

Dutch actor who found fame in the 1982 sci-fi film classic Blade Runner

Internet advertising to grow at slowest rate since 2001 dotcom bust

Sector to be outpaced next year by cinema ads as big companies raise fears over digital scandals

Facebook ads funded by ‘dark money’ are the right’s weapon for 2020

The right and conservative media are using the untraceable ads to push a rightwing agenda and get Donald Trump re-elected

Google and Facebook under scrutiny over UK ad market dominance

Competition watchdog to investigate potential abuse of power and control of user data

India and Pakistan in social media dogfight before cricket clash

Pakistani channel releases spoof video of shot-down pilot, prompting outrage in India

Instagram influencer Mrs Hinch investigated by advertising body

Homecare product endorser Sophie Hinchliffe faces questions after Proctor & Gamble promotions

If Netflix decided to show ads, revenues really might start streaming in

The company is pushing through a price rise as new rivals prepare to launch. But it could always fund itself another way

Get ready for Crudstergram! Charlie Brooker’s gadgets to save the world

The Black Mirror creator invents exciting products to transform your life – from the workout that makes you feel like a saint to the world’s cleverest toilet

Google changes policy to block misleading ads for anti-abortion groups

Announcement comes after Guardian revealed Google gave $150,000 in free ads to opaque anti-abortion group