Why Amazon no longer has to pay its €746M GDPR fine - a legal breakdown
The Luxembourg court confirmed Amazon broke GDPR but still annulled the €746M fine. Here is the detailed legal reasoning behind each argument that worked.
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Voters trust TV news over AI and social media, VAB survey finds
VAB's March 2026 survey of 2,319 U.S. adults finds voters nearly 9x more likely to trust TV news than social media for political information, with AI ranked lowest.
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Google Merchant Center's "product page unavailable" error kills ads - here's the fix
FeedArmy's Emmanuel Flossie explains why Google Merchant Center's "product page unavailable" error pauses Shopping ads and how to fix it in minutes.
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One billion health questions a day - what Google is doing with them
Google processes over one billion health queries daily. At The Check Up 2026, on March 17, it detailed how AI Mode, Fitbit, and research tools handle that scale.
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Reddit ads land in Pacvue's retail media OS - what brands gain
Pacvue and Reddit announce a spring 2026 integration bringing Reddit Ads into Pacvue's Commerce Operating System, unifying community discovery with retail media for enterprise brands.
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AutoBait exposed: inside the AI slop factory draining ad budgets
DoubleVerify's Fraud Lab uncovered AutoBait, a 200+ domain MFA network using exposed AI prompts, costing advertisers millions in wasted impressions.
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Mobile gaming ads convert the same day: what Kantar's 2,500-person study reveals
Kantar's February 2026 study of 2,500 U.S. mobile gamers found 71% buy the same day they see a mobile game ad, challenging assumptions about the channel's commercial reach.
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pDOOH investment set to surge 44% as programmatic takes over half of campaigns
Programmatic digital out-of-home advertising is projected to feature in 48% of all campaigns within 18 months, with global investment expected to rise 44%, according to VIOOH's 2026 State of the Nation report.
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Smartly signs LOI to buy INCRMNTAL, adding always-on incrementality
Smartly signed a letter of intent on March 16, 2026, to acquire INCRMNTAL, an AI-powered incrementality platform that measures marketing impact without user-level data.
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The Times doubled conversions on Reddit with Max campaigns - here's how
The Times used Reddit's AI-powered Max campaigns beta, launched January 5, 2026, to achieve a 2x conversion rate and 26% higher CTR through automated creative optimisation.
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Meta's consent-for-ads model still falls short, says EU consumer body
BEUC today published a 13-page analysis finding Meta's January 2026 consent-for-ads update still violates the DMA, GDPR, and Unfair Commercial Practices Directive.
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Perion's Outmax AI agent turns audited numbers into an adtech case study
Perion's 2025 Form 20-F, filed March 16, 2026 with the SEC, documents how its Outmax AI execution agent drove CTV revenue up 59% in Q4 and scaled one client's spend from $50K to $20M in 24 months, while operating as a cross-DSP optimization layer no single platform can replicate.
