Indonesia's data law faces court test with DPA rules still two months away
Komdigi says the watchdog reports to the president, not the ministry, while AI products split across three risk tiers. Can a regulator this late still bite?
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The latest news about data. Data is used in advertising in a variety of ways, including Audience targeting, Ad personalization, Ad optimization, Ad placement, and Measurement. Advertisers use data in advertising to reduce wasted ad spend.
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Chavez says enterprise data cannot be removed from an LLM once trained
Two decades after publishers handed inventory to Google, a super{set} co-founder says the same bargain now faces firms. Can a company audit what a model kept?
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Shopify GA4 tracking gains 4 events August 17 - only purchase is server-side
Merchants get view_item_list, remove_from_cart, view_cart and add_shipping_info three years after GA4 migration. Do ad blockers still break the session thread?
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PatronView blocks Amazon's AI crawler after 117,000 daily page reads
Anthropic's crawler hit a 35,000 to 1 crawl ratio, and CAPTCHA solve rates measured just 0.24%. The findings show why small operators are locking down servers.
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Stack Overflow drops to 1,442 questions in July, down 99% from 2014 peak
Monthly peak hit 207,204 in March 2014. The whole of 2025 produced 108,981 questions, under one peak month. What now happens to the corpus that trained AI?
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What did the first week of August change in digital advertising?
A $2.15 billion acquisition, a brutal earnings split, fresh lawsuits and forced automation reshaped digital advertising between August 3 and August 8, 2026.
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Google Ads gains View call report link inside phone conversion actions
Lead generation advertisers now reach call details in one click, opening a report where AI-written summaries have sat since April. How many knew it existed?
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FouAnalytics prices unlimited ad verification at $2 million a year
Wire crossed 36 minutes after Nielsen agreed to buy DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion. Flat pricing targets vendors paid per impression measured. Who blinks first?
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Apple ATT shifted 0.07% of apps to paid downloads, four-year study finds
Developers held on to ad revenue instead: linked-data disclosures among surviving apps rose from 10.4% to 24.1% by 2025. What do privacy rules actually change?
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80% of large-company managers kill profitable projects, Sutherland says
Ogilvy's vice chairman puts real green-premium payers at 8% against the 75% who claim it. Survey-led marketing teams now face a widening say-do evidence gap.
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W3C sets September 3 deadline for feedback on DID Resolution v1
Five sections carry at-risk flags, among them DID URL dereferencing, which identity vendors build on. Two implementations must ship before the spec advances.
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Nielsen buys DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion. Who checks the checker now?
Nielsen buys DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion at $13.60 a share, taking ad verification private and folding fraud and quality checks into TV audience currency.
