Why Advertisers Won't Run Ads On Black Lives Matter

Why Advertisers Won't Run Ads On Black Lives Matter Content

NPR

Published 27 Jun 2020

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Vice Media Group's Marsha Cooke about companies' public support of Black Lives Matter protests, while not allowing products to be advertised next to related content.

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Why Advertisers Won't Run Ads On Black Lives Matter Content

Why Advertisers Won't Run Ads On Black Lives Matter Content

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