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Here is the last video of the youtube channel Bloomberg Technology. It's called Starbucks, Diageo Join Facebook Advertising Boycott and as you can imagine, it's already of great interest to Internet users. You can find it right here.
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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Starbucks, Diageo Join Facebook Advertising Boycott published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Technology:
Jun.29 -- Starbucks and Diageo followed Unilever, Coca-Cola Co.and several other companies in saying they will cut ad spending on Facebook, part of an exodus aimed at pushing the company and its peers to limit hate speech and posts that divide and misinform. Bloomberg's Kailey Leinz reports on "Bloomberg The Open."