Amazon quietly builds an agentic commerce team to connect with ChatGPT
Amazon posted a job listing for a Principal TPM to lead a dedicated 40-person team integrating its marketplace with third-party AI agents including ChatGPT.
Luis Rijo
Luís Rijo is a seasoned marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in Digital Marketing, Search, Social, Display, Video, and DOOH. Based in Europe. Also writing in the spend. Reach out via luis@ppc.land
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Freecash returns to Google Play after review, Apple reinstatement pending
Almedia's Freecash app was reinstated to the Google Play Store on May 6, 2026, following removal over disputed media coverage. Apple review remains ongoing.
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Prime Video Clips goes beyond NBA: short-form feed now covers movies and shows
Prime Video expanded its Clips short-form feed to movies and shows on May 8, bringing personalized scrollable video to iOS, Android, and Fire tablets in the US.
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Google kills FAQ rich results: what SEOs saw coming since 2019
Google ended FAQ rich results on May 7, 2026, removing Search Console reporting and API support, six years after the schema type launched to wide SEO adoption.
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Google site visits asset now official: what it means for Search and PMax ads
Google has officially confirmed the site visits asset for Search and Performance Max ads, showing domain click counts in three tiers starting at 10,000 clicks.
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Performance Max placement reports now show conversions, clicks, and spend
Microsoft Advertising now shows conversions, clicks, and spend inside Performance Max placement reports, with auction insights and custom columns arriving soon.
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Colorado passes SB 26-189: the AI decision law that rewrites the rules
Colorado's SB 26-189 passed the House 57-6 on May 9, replacing SB 24-205 with new ADMT disclosure and consumer rights rules that take effect January 1, 2027.
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DSP concentration, UCP checkout in Search, and a 100M euro Yango fine
DSP concentration hits 85%, Google moves UCP checkout into main Search, Yango faces a 100M euro GDPR fine, and vibe-coded apps spill ad data this week.
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Google brings UCP checkout out of AI Mode into main search results
Google's UCP checkout has left AI Mode and now appears in main search results, letting shoppers buy Wayfair listings using Google Pay without leaving Google.
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Yango's €100M GDPR fine: Dutch watchdog cracks down on data flows to Russia
Dutch DPA fines Yango parent MLU 100 million euros for transferring Finnish and Norwegian driver and passenger data to Russia without adequate GDPR safeguards.
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Vibe-coded apps are exposing corporate and personal data to the open web
Researchers found 5,000+ AI-built apps from Lovable, Replit, Base44 and Netlify exposing medical records, ad strategies and customer data to the open web.
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Amazon, Google and Meta are eating the ad market - and the data proves it
Meta description: Guideline data shows four DSPs hold 85% of programmatic spend in Q1 2026, with Amazon nearly doubling its share in 15 months as Trade Desk stagnates globally.
