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A federal judge in the United States has dismissed charges that Linkedin overcharged marketers.

On: January 1, 2022

A federal judge in the United States rejected a case claiming Microsoft’s LinkedIn of misrepresenting the number of individuals who watched video advertising in order for the networking platform to overcharge hundreds of thousands of advertisers. In a judgement, US Magistrate Judge Susan van Keulen stated that, while some LinkedInContinue Reading

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A federal judge in the United States has dismissed charges that Linkedin overcharged marketers.

The European Union Research Council will give €624 million to 253 of Europe’s leading scientists.

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