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Facebook lets advertisers easily buy mobile-only ads, our news feeds feel slightly unclean

0 Comments/ in Facebook, Mobile, smartphones, Uncategorized / by Jon Fingas
June 5, 2012

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Facebook’s fistfuls of cash come almost exclusively from advertising, but virtually none of it comes from mobile. Much to its delight and our chagrin, that’s changing. Prospective advertisers now only need to use the social network’s ready-made ad interface and Power Editor to back a sponsored news feed story on mobile devices, instead of getting the explicit say-so from Facebook. It’s not open season on Facebook’s mobile apps: we won’t see dating ads rear their pretty heads in Facebook Camera anytime soon. All the same, it does mean the social stream on your HTC Status will be a bit less than pristine from now on.

Facebook lets advertisers easily buy mobile-only ads, our news feeds feel slightly unclean originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 05 Jun 2012 15:25:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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