Sprinklr closes fiscal 2026 with $857M revenue - but growth is slowing
Sprinklr posts $857.2M revenue and a $200M buyback for fiscal 2026, yet guidance signals near-flat growth, declining churn and rising AI costs cloud the outlook.
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Google brings Search Central Live to Canada for the first time, with Toronto debut set for April
Google's Search Central Live arrives in Toronto on April 21, 2026, marking the series' first event in Canada, with sessions on AI in Search, Search Console, and structured data.
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Google's Merchant Center for Agencies goes live in the US and Canada
Google launched Merchant Center for Agencies on March 11, 2026, giving digital marketing firms a single dashboard to manage all client accounts, diagnostics, and ad opportunities.
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OpenX and TVision bring real-time attention targeting to CTV buyers
OpenX and TVision launched a CTV attention targeting solution on March 11, using predictive scores and pre-bid activation across 231 million monthly unique users.
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58% of Americans now listen to podcasts monthly - a record
Infinite Dial 2026 finds podcast monthly listeners hit 58%, online audio at 81%, and 93% of Americans aware of generative AI brands - key data for marketers.
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Prime Video ad-free cost jumps 67% as Amazon rebrands tier Ultra
Amazon raises Prime Video's ad-free subscription from $2.99 to $4.99 a month on April 10, a 67% price increase rebranded as Prime Video Ultra with added 4K features.
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Apple cuts App Store China fees: what the 25% rate means for developers
Apple this week reduced App Store commissions in China to 25% for standard transactions and 12% for small businesses, following regulator discussions. Here's what changes and why it matters.
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Adobe CEO Narayen to step down after 18 years once successor is named
Adobe's Shantanu Narayen announces he will transition from CEO after 18 years, as the board launches a global search for his successor amid an AI-focused strategy.
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Instagram is killing its end-to-end encrypted chats - here's what changes May 8
Instagram will end support for end-to-end encrypted chats on May 8, 2026. What the feature does, how it works, and what users lose when it goes.
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Meta ends Nielsen DMA support for automotive ads - what it means for car advertisers
Meta will discontinue Nielsen DMA targeting for automotive model ads on June 22, 2026, replacing it with Comscore Markets - campaigns must migrate or stop delivering
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IAB Europe explains agentic ad scaling - and why it's harder than it looks
IAB Europe's Dimitris Beis breaks down agentic advertising infrastructure in a March 12 video, outlining three scaling levels, LLM risks, and what an ecosystem of autonomous ad agents would actually require.
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Disney+ launches Verts, its swipeable vertical video feed for mobile
Disney+ rolls out Verts this week for U.S. subscribers - a swipeable vertical video feed on mobile linking scenes to Watchlists and direct playback.
