The prosecutions ensure U.S. political bitterness for years and payback against Democrats.
The End Is Near for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
He gloated when he got re-elected, but he seems sure to lose his impeachment trial.
Florida’s Education Triumph
The state has established new standards that emphasize traditional learning in schools.
ChatGPT Makes Its Way to Data Clean Rooms
Analytics firm AppsFlyer introduced OpenAI’s ChatGPT within its data clean room capabilities, the company announced today. This means marketers can query data and ask business questions directly without the need for technical support allowing for faster and easier adoption of data clean rooms. Marketers can input and receive queries across several languages, including English, Russian,…
Ad Council ‘s Alzheimer’s Campaign Targets Hispanics
The Alzheimer’s Association notes that Latinos are about 1.5 times more likely than non-Hispanic whites to develop Alzheimer’s disease.
Substack Adds A ‘Follow’ Button To Help Writers
The benefit is that followers may become subscribers.
‘New York Times’ Takes Over NYC Subway Shuttle
Each car features messaging and art highlighting the Times’ many products.
Microsoft Advertiser Identity Verification Takes On New Policy
Microsoft has reversed its decision to ban ads from unverified marketers.
Judge Inclined To Require Meta To Face Lawsuit Over Health Data
Judge William Orrick indicated he will allow Facebook users to proceed with claims that Meta violated federal and California wiretap laws.
Take a Page From the Motion Identity Playbook
It’s no secret that the social media landscape is changing at a breaking speed. Instagram and TikTok are placing evermore emphasis on video, tweaking their algorithms to favor moving content over static images. Reels are drawing the lion’s share of attention in people’s feeds, and we’re yet to see the full impact of Generative AI…