YouTube, TikTok, and Meta's Facebook and Instagram all seem to be either chickening out or taking Elon Musk's side.

The Google unit says the ad was "temporarily restricted" while Meta calls it "an error." TikTok and X remain silent.

UPDATE: YouTube and Meta will allow Alex Gibney's "Musk" documentary to run paid ads after backlash over claims of ...

Advertisements for Alex Gibney's Elon Musk documentary will come to YouTube and Meta after all. The platforms had previously ...

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan dismissed the idea of joining Meta’s multistate settlement agreement around child safety, saying the ...

Meta today announced a new generation of VR glasses "to define a new era for virtual reality," aiming to create an all-in-one ...

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YouTube and Meta will run ads for Alex Gibney’s Musk after rejecting them under political content rules. TikTok and X are ...

GOOGL gains from strong Google Services growth as Search, YouTube, and subscriptions gain momentum, while AI boosts engagement and advertiser performance.

YouTube and Meta recently reversed their decision regarding a promotional video, ultimately choosing to broadcast the ...

CEO Neal Mohan told CNN this week that YouTube has invested heavily in safety measures for young users and will continue to ...

The owner of Facebook and Instagram told Mediaite the ads for the upcoming Elon Musk documentary were rejected in "error." ...