Facebook has rolled out Mobile App Install Ads for iOS and Android, which are demographics and interest based targeted ads that can drive installs and discovery for third party app developers.

Nokia has been caught lying about their PureView. Some of the videos and photos touted as samples taken with the Lumia 920 were actually captured using professional cameras.

Google guesses Age and Gender based on websites you visit in the Google Ad Preferences Manager. Check your age and gender as Google as guessed it.

Twitter has added a new system of promoted tweets, which is going live with a select set of advertisers today.

Bangalore-based Guruji.com has come up with a mobile advertising platform called AdIQuity that lets mobile publishers monetise their mobile content and applications.

It seems that nothing captivates us and draws us in like neon signs did in the 1920s and this is frustrating news for marketers seeking that kind of draw and that kind of connection.

Gmail will customize ads and show more relevant ads based on several signals. Gmail will display local ads and use Priority Inbox like feature to show more relevant ads.

Google has started display Promoted Tweets in its real-time search results powered by Twitter. The ads are highlighted as “Ads by Twitter” and are displayed on the top of the results page.

Wireless devices will play a huge role in the future of the web, as do the creation and distribution of apps. This is where HTML5 looks more and more like the way to the future.

Portal 2 is going to be a blockbuster if cute advertisements are anything to judge by. This Valentine’s Day, Portal 2 has its own silly/cute ad on YouTube on gifting ideas. This Portal 2 ad is also a sneaky bit of PR where the preordering of the game is confirmed.

Old Spice Man is Back!! The viral Old Spice Guy advertising is back with several more advertisements for “The Ladies” and their guys.

Are you afraid of tracking cookies? Are customized ads giving you nightmares? Maybe the U.S. Government is going to protect us from them. It looks like they won’t have to yet.

Apple’s new “Two is Better Than One” iPhone 4 ad puts arch rivals AT&T and Verizon in a single frame. Watch the video of the iPhone 4 advertisement.

Research firm InMobi’s network research data shows that the volume of mobile ad impressions in India has grown by 22% in just three months making India the largest mobile ad market in the Asia-Pacific region.

According to a survey conducted by IAMAI, the online advertising market in India, including both text and display ads, is expected to grow by 26 per cent to Rs 993 crore in the upcoming financial year.