Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting

Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting Social Media Ads

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Published 29 Jun 2020

Watch VideoPepsi, Starbucks, Ford and Microsoft are among the latest companies to pause their social media ads in on ongoing protest of hate speech online.

They're just a few of the global brands pulling their ads from Facebook, Instagram and other platforms through at least July. Starbucks said, however, it would not stop...

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Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting Social Media Ads

Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting Social Media Ads

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