Title: Why Advertisers Are Boycotting Facebook - The New York Times
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Content: [Here’s The New York Times’s list of the biggest brands pulling ads from Facebook over hate speech.] Who’s next? Procter & Gamble, the world’s largest advertiser, said it wouldn’t rule out a pause on Facebook ads. ( Its big rival, Unilever, is stopping ads on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter through the end of the year .) Big ad agencies generally take their orders from clients, but they also have leeway to steer spending to certain platforms over others. • Claiming censorship by major social media platforms, many right-leaning pundits, lawmakers and others have decamped to the upstart network Parler. That may cost Facebook some high-profile users — and an outsized source of engagement on its platform. Can Facebook turn it around? Its stock price tumbled last week, as ever-bigger advertisers joined the boycott. ( It’s poised to fall at the open today.)