Meta Platforms must face privacy claims brought by non-Facebook users who provided sensitive information to online mental health service Cerebral, a federal judge ruled.
Slack Furthers AI Investment, Launches Automatic Summary, Search Tools
The workplace communications platform is rolling out new generative AI features including a conversational search tool and an information summarizer within channels, to save time during the workday.
He Was Killed in a School Shooting. Now He’s Speaking Again. | WSJ
California Online Safety Law Violates Free Speech Rights, Chamber Of Commerce Argues
California’s new Age Appropriate Design Code will turn the state government into “a roving internet censor,” the U.S. Chamber of Commerce told a federal appellate court Wednesday.
X To Match Brands With Selected Content Creators Through New Ad Option
X’s new ad option will pair brands with pre-selected video creators, part of X’s ongoing “video-first” initiative. Creator Targeting will enable advertisers to run ads against a curated list of
pre-selected content creators in the app.
pre-selected content creators in the app.
Google Tells Apple Green Bubbles Cost iPhone Users Love
Google launched a video Wednesday to celebrate Valentine’s Day. The theme is finding the perfect love match — no matter which phone you use.
Dotdash Meredith Bucked The Digital Publisher Doldrums In Q4 Thanks To Programmatic
Here’s some good news about a digital publisher (no, seriously). IAC-owned Dotdash Meredith returned to growth in the fourth quarter with healthy margins, an increase in traffic and better ad pricing, which led to a 9% YOY increase in digital revenue to $284 million. “It’s a heck of a lot easier” to write shareholder letters […]
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Walmart Reportedly In Talks To Buy Vizio For $2B
Walmart is in talks to buy Vizio Holdings for $2 billion, according to a report in “The Wall Street Journal.” Analysts believe Walmart is looking to keep pace with Amazon — especially with CTV and
video-based media sales for performance-based marketing. With the deal, Walmart could make media deals with advertisers on Vizio’s smart TV platform with buys tracked to actual retail sales of those
products in Walmart stores and via Walmart’s online business.
video-based media sales for performance-based marketing. With the deal, Walmart could make media deals with advertisers on Vizio’s smart TV platform with buys tracked to actual retail sales of those
products in Walmart stores and via Walmart’s online business.