Month: January 2024

Iowa and New Hampshire primary voters have to choose between four more old years or eight new years.

Conservatives can prevail in the culture wars by understanding how power works—and using it.

Increasingly bleak polls show the Dem slipping with crucial voter demographics.

The afterlife for pets? Ask Lewis and Chesterton.

‘Evil is everywhere waiting around the corner, advocating for itself as a moral convenience that will make you a better person.’

Despite great expectations, the end of Sizmek has been far from, well, seismic. According to emails seen by AdExchanger that were sent to Amazon customers this week, Amazon is officially naming integration partners to offload clients of the Sizmek ad suite, now the Amazon Ad Server. Amazon initially disclosed its plan to sunset the ad […]

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The Chamber of Commerce backs the NBA in the privacy battle, arguing that the lawsuit is part of a scheme aimed at abolishing targeted advertising.

North Carolina party bosses join Florida in keeping Biden competitors off the ballot.

The opt-out link history archival feature for Android and iOS devices is turned on by default, allowing Meta and its subsidiaries to use the collected data to target ads.

X is now prioritizing small businesses in an effort to make up for the loss of major brands’ ad spend on the platform, slashing the price of verification for small businesses from $1,000 per month to
$200.