Updated 3:50 p.m. PDT: It's official: Microsoft will take a $240 million equity stake in Facebook during its next round of financing, valuing the company at a whopping $15 billion.. News.com's Ina ...

If you have to choose between Facebook and Google Ads for promoting your SMB, Facebook is your best bet. And in the debate between Microsoft Advertising and Google Ads, Google provides greater ...

Microsoft has halted advertising on Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram over concerns its ads are appearing next to content it deems inappropriate. The ad suspension, even if temporary, could be ...

Updated Microsoft has snagged a deal to invest $240 million into popular social network Facebook, valuing the company at $15 billion — a 1.6 percent stake. Microsoft has also agreed to advertise ...

Given Microsoft’s outsized investment into Facebook (It invested $240 million at a $15 billion valuation, though court documents suggest Facebook’s internal valuation for itself is much less ...

Microsoft and Facebook have revised their search pact into a global deal where the social networking giant will sell its own ads and get more of Bing's features on its Web results.In a blog post ...

Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, Wash. (GeekWire Photo / Monica Nickelsburg) Microsoft has paused advertising on Facebook and Instagram worldwide due to concerns about content surfaced ...

Microsoft gets a piece of Facebook The software company says it will take a $240M stake in the social networking site, will gain exclusive rights to sell non-U.S. ads.

Microsoft has paused advertising spending on Facebook and Instagram, Axios reported Monday. The news comes as other major advertisers halt ad spending on Facebook to protest the way the company ...

Microsoft is said to have suspended advertising on Facebook and Instagram in the U.S. sin May, with the pause expanded globally and extending through August.

Last year’s big Microsoft-Facebook ad deal didn’t include search. I asked Facebook about the […] Danny Sullivan on May 8, 2008 at 11:41 am | Reading time: 1 minute ...

Microsoft, Ford and Pepsi are the latest blue-chip companies to join the growing advertising boycott of Facebook and its subsidiary Instagram over the social media giant's handling of hate speech ...