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Lego says the suspension of promotional campaigns for its building-block sets of the White House and law enforcement officers and equipment, a move that flummoxed avid customers, was meant to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook LEGO has ceased advertising White House and Police sets in support of Blackout Tuesday protests.

LEGO Group has ordered digital advertising to be paused for building sets and products including the White House, city police vests, and police stations. According to tweets circulating online, an ...

"We requested that our affiliate partners refrain from posting promotional LEGO content as part of our decision to respect #BlackOutTuesday and pause posting content on our social media channels in ...

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Lego A/S will stop all advertising on social media for at least 30 days as Europe’s biggest toymaker joins other companies in protesting against inadequate policing of hateful and misleading content ...

Perhaps providing a welcome diversion to all the apocalyptic press reaction following the election of Donald Trump is the news that Lego, the Danish manufacturer of plastic bricks, has announced its ...

Lego will stop advertising its products in the Daily Mail, in the wake of a public campaign urging corporations to drop adverts from newspapers that “promote hatred discrimination and demonisation”.

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COPENHAGEN, Denmark — The Danish toy company Lego said Saturday it won’t advertise anymore in Britain’s Daily Mail, one of several British newspapers targeted by a social media campaign for their anti ...