Month: February 2023

“Google systematically destroyed an entire category of written communications every 24 hours,” the government alleges.

“Simplified privacy notices will empower consumers to make informed choices among providers,” advocacy groups tell the FCC.

CTV users also were more likely to spend more time with their first app than with any other app during each tuning session.

A consistent message I’ve heard over the past few weeks at industry conferences: It’s in our hands whether or not the advertising industry returns to growth.

130 underrepresented members of the global creative community and emerging talent will be given access to Cannes Lions through its new scholarship, the organizers have announced. The Lions Scholarship winners will each receive “a fully funded place” in the Cannes Lions Brand Marketers and Creative Academies next June during the festival in the south of…

As Nielsen celebrates its centennial year, the richest part of its history — and potentially the future for its private-equity owners — may not be its audience measurement, but the patents it owns.

Warner Bros. and Discovery insist their marriage is working. Although they’ve had to go through a little, shall we say, counseling. “It was a heavy lift bringing [these] two teams

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If you’re not fundamentally changing the way you engage with customers you’re in trouble – as a brand or an agency.

In “The Consultant.” a strange business consultant shows up mysteriously at a company just days after the CEO is murdered.

Microsoft and others ask us to ignore their glitchy bots’ pleas for personhood. But we need better explanations—and guardrails.