Month: August 2022

Before he was ever Luke Skywalker, the Joker or Skeletor, veteran actor Mark Hamill tried his hand at a totally different role: Jack in the Box employee. As a teen in the ’70s, he didn’t find nearly as much success in the drive-thru window as he’d later have throughout his long-tenured film and TV career–in…

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is the most mature and comprehensive health data protection law in the US. (It passed in 1996.) But does this patient data protection law apply to data-driven advertising and online data collection? The answer is yes and no.

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LIV Golf is backed by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, which is throwing around plenty of money, as well as whatever fees it paid to Trump Golf, which is also hosting a second event later
this year in Florida.

“Our iconic Pregnant Man advert has no business being this absurdly relevant 52 years later,” the agency said Saturday in a post on Twitter. “Abortion is a human right.”

Four members of the Rolling Stones each have their say in the four-part documentary “My Life As a Rolling Stone” coming to Epix.

Retail companies now have data companies analyzing ad trends to determine the outcome of sales. Pacvue’s Q2 2022 CPC report looks at ad and major retail media trends across Amazon, Walmart and
Instacart.

Shopify, which laid off about 1,000 employees last week, is not the only company experiencing layoffs. Others include Vimeo, Outbrain, Palisades MediaGroup, OpenSea, Tonal, and Vox Media.

A battle between unions and Just Eat France sets a troubling precedent for platform workers.

Companies are racing to cool down their servers as energy prices and temperatures soar. And the worst is yet to come.