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Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, will no longer be allowed to advertise on Facebook, one of the less expected impacts of U.S. sanctions on top city officials over their role in cracking down on political dissent nyti.ms
@WSJ10 years ago
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Breaking: Facebook revenue rises 39% as big brands spend more to advertise across the social network on.wsj.com
@nytimesworld5 years ago
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Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, will no longer be allowed to advertise on Facebook, one of the less expected impacts of U.S. sanctions on top city officials over their role in cracking down on political dissent nyti.ms
@nytimesworld5 years ago
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Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, will no longer be allowed to advertise on Facebook, one of the less expected impacts of U.S. sanctions on top city officials over their role in cracking down on political dissent nyti.ms
@WSJ8 years ago
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Photo-sharing app Colorful Balloons doesn't advertise its affiliation with Facebook, which is blocked in China on.wsj.com
