Month: January 2018

Most singles are swiping—looking at people’s profile pictures to determine, in about a nanosecond, whether they would like to message them, meet them and potentially have a family with them.

The Publicis Groupe-owned agency will develop a bespoke agency — D+Z — to oversee the account’s media planning and buying across both traditional and digital media.

Sling TV says it brings to comScore “verified” addressable TV impressions and OTT impressions together, to provide advertisers with a better view of their campaign’s performance. comScore says it is
the first company to offer services that measure addressable television impressions across all platforms, including over-the-top.

The Interactive Advertising Bureau and American Association of Advertising Agencies on Thursday released new terms and conditions for long-form video — a significant update to the T&Cs, which were
last updated in 2009.

Americans agree that certain behaviors – like direct personal threats – constitute online harassment. But they are more divided on others, such as sending unkind messages or publicly sharing a private conversation.

The world’s computer-chip and software makers scrambled to respond to the disclosure of two widespread hardware vulnerabilities found by cybersecurity experts that could affect most of the world’s modern computing devices.

On New Year’s Day, HGTV did something all but unheard of on a holiday: It ran new shows all day long, and even introduced at least four new series during the day.

Chinese companies want to take the lead in building processors that use artificial intelligence to make phones, cars and home appliances interact with us more seamlessly. And they have a lot going in their favor.

In the race to develop driverless cars, Volkswagen and Hyundai Motor are placing bets on a Silicon Valley startup founded a year ago by the former leaders of autonomous vehicles at Google and Tesla.

When it comes to the “filter bubble” that’s at the top of everyone’s minds with the current news cycle, the question that often gets asked is, “How did this happen?” We use social media so frequently and so casually in our everyday lives that it’s easy to forget that these platforms are tools and businesses…