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Sony Launching New ‘It Happens on PS5″ Ad Campaign
This year, the PlayStation brand is celebrating its 30th anniversary with all sorts of festivities, and it's now focusing on ...
Microsoft and Sony are reportedly planning to add advertising in some of their free-to-play video games by the end of this year. Last month it was reported that both Microsoft and Sony have been ...
Previously, we reported on Microsoft's move to put ads in Xbox games. While it would only affect free-to-play games, it's still a big push as ads in console games isn't exactly a common occurrence.
Sony and Microsoft are both devising programs that would see ads appear in PlayStation and Xbox games, according to a report. According to sources speaking with BusinessInsider, Sony is currently ...
Sony is reportedly working on a plan to introduce ads in free-to-play games on its PlayStation platforms. This is according to a new report from Business Insider, which comes a few days after a ...
You know those billboards in your favorite racing game that loudly advertise the next round of DLC? Well, what if those awesome ads invited you to try SimpliSafe, or to use ZipRecruiter to build your ...
Sony is sending ads via push notifications to Xperia owners. The ad promotes the new Xperia Pro-I smartphone. The topic of system ads on smartphones has come up numerous times before, as the likes of ...
In brief: Over the weekend, news circulated that Microsoft is working on a system to let developers embed advertising into free-to-play games. Now it sounds like Sony has similar plans. This could ...
So I stand by my opinion that the photo was a poor choice for this ad--just for different reasons than I initially thought. Gordon Haff is Red Hat's cloud evangelist although the opinions expressed ...
Ads are very much a part of our lives at this point; they’ve even started leaking into our phones’ operating systems. Sony is now the next offender to place system ads on its phones, as spotted by ...
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