Google just laid out a timeline to get rid of Adobe Flash from its display advertising services. From January 2, 2017 ads in the Flash format will not run on across Google Display Network and ...

Google’s announcement that Chrome will freeze non-essential Flash content on Web pages will give Internet users some respite from the ongoing threats posed by malicious Flash ads online. The company ...

As if the billboards outside the taxi weren't enough, Sean Mayer found himself staring at even more ads inside his Orange Cab Wednesday afternoon. As he and his driver, Mohd Ejaz Khan, made their way ...

As the Web 2.0 tenets of usability and personalization have moved from aspiration to expectation across the Internet, Flash ads have become not only a user nuisance but a poor business decision for ...

Ad impression rates for the two Java-based streaming ad types that Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance tracked during November 2002, Bluestreak (1,556,000) and Klipmart’s Klip-Ad (553,000) are meager when ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one, but Greystripe, a San Francisco-based rich media advertising platform for mobile content claims to have developed ads including Flash IAB medium rectangles and ...

Chrome developers have announced that an upcoming version of Chrome will prevent video ads from automatically playing when a website loads. The new feature has already been pushed out to beta builds ...

This column is in response to The Flash ad is dead: Are you ready for the HTML5 interactive era?, by Sizmek's Jordan Khoo, published here on 12 August. Update: On 28 August Google officially announced ...

Thanks to Macromedia and their crappy Mac plugin, I often see CPU usage for my browser (doesn't matter which one) run as high as seventy percent when ads like the ones at Ars are on the screen.

With the whole iPhone/iPad versus Flash versus HTML5 campaign still droning on, mobile advertising network Greystripe is going to the heart of the matter. It's extending its iFlash technology - which ...