Month: August 2023

Ruth Marcus thinks she smells a rat. The truth is that partisanship has dulled her nose for news.

Israel’s founder was skeptical that his country needed a written constitution.

In this episode of Brave Commerce, Diana Haussling, svp and general manager of consumer experience and growth at Colgate-Palmolive, joins hosts Rachel Tipograph and Sarah Hofstetter to share valuable insights into navigating the corporate world, making brave career choices and building meaningful relationships that foster professional growth. Haussling’s approach to leadership stands out as she…

Telling, a new podcast media agency and consultancy, is zeroing in on performance marketing in the UK and European markets.

The post Telling It Like It Is In Podcast Performance Marketing appeared first on AdExchanger.

While mobile games with augmented reality features remain the exception, rather than the norm (and no location-based AR games have matched Pokemon Go’s success), gaming companies like 30 Ninjas and Liquid City, two Verizon partner studios, continue to experiment with the use of AR in their projects. Pokemon Go revolutionized the use of augmented reality…

The nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate said in a report that Twitter failed to remove hate speech – including racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic comments – posted by Twitter Blue
subscribers.

The resulting joint offering will allow DoubleVerify to span the media transaction from activation to measurement, the firm says.

A New York-led coalition of 20 states and the District of Columbia are supporting the Biden administration’s request to vacate an injunction preventing federal officials from urging social media
platforms to suppress misinformation.

Apple has now accepted the new name of “X” on its App Store. It also has changed its tagline from “Let’s talk” to “Blaze Your Glory!!” Musk also made it clear that Twitter Blue, the social app’s
subscription service, will soon become X Blue.