SuperAwesome signs Wow in the World for its kids podcast ad network
SuperAwesome adds Wow in the World to its kids podcast ad network, Awesome Audio, connecting global brands with 300 million lifetime listens and 18M monthly.
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Amazon Ads Data Manager: what ADM actually does and how to plug it in
Amazon Ads Data Manager (ADM) is a standalone platform for uploading, organizing, and activating first-party data across DSP, AMC, and Events Manager via API.
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Brussels AI Act talks collapse - but the August 2026 deadline holds
Overnight negotiations in Brussels failed to amend the EU AI Act, leaving the 2 August 2026 compliance deadline intact and organizations with no extra time.
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The iceberg below the ad market: what Big Tech Q1 results actually show
Meta up 33%, Google Search up 19%, Amazon up 24%: millions of SMBs outside agency chains, not large brands, are fuelling platform advertising growth in Q1 2025.
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Freecash pulled from both app stores over media coverage Almedia disputes
Almedia's Freecash removed from App Store and Google Play over media coverage the company calls inaccurate. Berlin-based firm files appeals with both platforms.
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Prime Video's May 2026 lineup: Spider-Noir, NASCAR, and live music
Amazon's Prime Video today detailed its May 2026 slate: new originals, live sports across five leagues, and Amazon Music festival livestreams for US viewers.
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Roku reports $1.25B Q1 2026 revenue as ad spend through DSPs jumps 40%
Roku Q1 2026 results: $1.13B platform revenue up 28%, programmatic DSP ad spend surging 40%-plus, net income of $86M, and 100M streaming households reached.
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Amazon's MCF and Buy with Prime packaging shift hits seller cost structures
Amazon SIPP now covers MCF and Buy with Prime, eliminating overboxes and packing slips while applying per-unit discounts of up to $1.32 for qualifying US sellers.
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Microsoft and OpenAI rewrite the deal: what actually changed
Microsoft and OpenAI amended their deal on April 27, dropping revenue share payments, making the IP license non-exclusive, and letting OpenAI use any cloud.
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Walmart's Scintilla API opens retail data to media partners
Walmart Data Ventures launches Scintilla Media Data Feed, giving agencies and tech partners scalable API access to 500 retail data elements for media planning.
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Shift launches privacy-first AI browser as trust gap widens
Shift this week launched Shift AI, a privacy-first browser with Cloudflare proxy and optional AI features, as 44% of users worry AI could act without approval.
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Infillion tells DSP buyers what questions they are afraid to ask
Infillion MediaMath published a 15-question DSP buyer guide on AI architecture, pricing transparency, data ownership, and identity resolution for programmatic.
