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IAB releases modernized contract terms for direct digital advertising, attempting to standardize relationships fragmented by streaming, programmatic automation, and privacy regulations since 2010.
Cloudflare launches Markdown for Agents to convert HTML to markdown automatically, reducing token usage by 80% for AI systems while introducing Content Signals framework.
Nvidia's GeForce NOW launches on Amazon Fire TV Stick devices, streaming games at 1080p resolution while creating new advertising inventory opportunities.
Andrew Casale details how agentic sell-side decisioning moves intelligence upstream in programmatic advertising, eliminating cloud tax while enabling real-time optimization.
Dating app users increasingly reject sharing names and phone numbers while accepting health data disclosure, driven by cybersecurity concerns in 2025 Verve report.
Microsoft reveals grounding technology powers nearly every major AI assistant while introducing Bing Webmaster Tools updates for Generative Engine Optimization visibility.
FTC economists explain two-sided market loyalty discounts in Surescripts case, revealing patterns strikingly similar to how telecom streaming bundles may foreclose competition today.
MTN Ghana deployed Huawei's self-adjusting Alpha Antenna on February 14, boosting traffic 6.8% and cutting maintenance costs by 97% as China deepens Africa tech foothold.
Fubo Sports Network now streams on Hulu + Live TV's $89.99 plan, bringing 1,200 hours of annual sports content to Disney's platform following October 2025 merger completion.
CMA accepts non-binding commitments from Apple and Google on app review transparency while competitors demand stricter antitrust enforcement on mobile platforms.
Industry speculation points to June 23-26, 2026 timing for Prime Day as Amazon seeks to redistribute promotional revenue across fiscal quarters.
Court of Justice rules companies can directly challenge European Data Protection Board binding decisions, overturning lower court and potentially reshaping GDPR enforcement across the bloc.
