Aug 14

35% of Americans Think Brands Should Extend Their Facebook Boycott to Create Credible Change

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When the Facebook boycott began in June, media experts and buyers told Adweek it was “unlikely” to see a “sizable ad boycott–let alone one that rattles Facebook.” But after nearly 1,100 businesses and more than 100 nonprofits pulled their ads from the platform through July as part of the #StopHateForProfit campaign, Facebook did take some…

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