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      <title>X Settles With the World Federation of Advertisers, Ending the Ad Boycott Case</title>
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      <description>X has settled its long-running legal battle with the World Federation of Advertisers, ending a case that accused brands including Mars and Shell of illegally coordinating a boycott of the platform.
The suit was the most aggressive test yet of a theory that has been circulating in advertising for several years: that when brands act collectively through an industry body to withhold spending from a platform over content standards, the coordination itself can constitute an antitrust problem rather than a series of independent commercial decisions.</description>
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