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Netflix yesterday reported $12.25B in Q1 2026 revenue, up 16% year over year, with ad revenue on track to double and 4,000+ advertisers now active on the platform.
by Luis Rijo
Illinois SB3444 would shield frontier AI from liability in mass casualty or billion-dollar damage events. OpenAI supports the bill while Anthropic opposes it.
by Luis Rijo
Google updated AI Mode in Chrome on April 16, 2026, to open publisher links side-by-side instead of replacing the AI interface, changing how users navigate.
by Luis Rijo
Google reversed its 2022 Looker Studio rebrand on April 11, 2026, restoring the Data Studio name and expanding the platform with BigQuery agents and Colab apps.
by Luis Rijo
Fastly Ad Tag Gateway launched April 8 with Google, routing tags through first-party domains and claiming 14% signal uplift for advertisers on Fastly's CDN.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon acquires Globalstar, adding direct-to-device satellite coverage to Amazon Leo and absorbing Apple's Emergency SOS satellite infrastructure globally.
by Luis Rijo
Basis and Mediaocean integrate Protected on April 14, 2026, bringing AI-driven brand safety, attention, and quality verification into live campaign activation.
by Luis Rijo
An independent audit of 7,000+ California websites found Google, Meta and Microsoft setting ad cookies despite opt-out signals, with $5.8B in potential fines.
by Luis Rijo
Netflix yesterday reported $12.25B in Q1 2026 revenue, up 16% year over year, with ad revenue on track to double and 4,000+ advertisers now active on the platform.
by Luis Rijo
Netflix Q1 2026 results beat forecasts, but the Nielsen Gauge methodology row is reshaping how investors and ad buyers price streaming vs linear television.
Google updated AI Mode in Chrome on April 16, 2026, to open publisher links side-by-side instead of replacing the AI interface, changing how users navigate.
Fastly Ad Tag Gateway launched April 8 with Google, routing tags through first-party domains and claiming 14% signal uplift for advertisers on Fastly's CDN.
Google splits Analytics-Ads consent controls: Signals loses ad data authority June 15, 2026, making ad_storage the sole governing parameter for linked accounts.
Amazon Ads delays payment overhaul to August 1 after advertiser feedback, offering account balance deductions, Pay by Invoice, and five months of click credits.
Google today announced Dynamic Search Ads will automatically upgrade to AI Max for Search campaigns in September 2026, retiring a format that has defined search automation for years.
Apple removed Freecash from the iOS App Store without prior notice, disrupting a platform paying out over $1M daily to 60 million registered users worldwide.
Google today named back button hijacking an explicit spam violation, with enforcement beginning June 15, 2026 - two months after today's policy announcement.
Netflix yesterday reported $12.25B in Q1 2026 revenue, up 16% year over year, with ad revenue on track to double and 4,000+ advertisers now active on the platform.
by Luis Rijo
Illinois SB3444 would shield frontier AI from liability in mass casualty or billion-dollar damage events. OpenAI supports the bill while Anthropic opposes it.
by Luis Rijo
Google updated AI Mode in Chrome on April 16, 2026, to open publisher links side-by-side instead of replacing the AI interface, changing how users navigate.
by Luis Rijo
Google reversed its 2022 Looker Studio rebrand on April 11, 2026, restoring the Data Studio name and expanding the platform with BigQuery agents and Colab apps.
by Luis Rijo
Fastly Ad Tag Gateway launched April 8 with Google, routing tags through first-party domains and claiming 14% signal uplift for advertisers on Fastly's CDN.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon acquires Globalstar, adding direct-to-device satellite coverage to Amazon Leo and absorbing Apple's Emergency SOS satellite infrastructure globally.
by Luis Rijo
Basis and Mediaocean integrate Protected on April 14, 2026, bringing AI-driven brand safety, attention, and quality verification into live campaign activation.
by Luis Rijo
An independent audit of 7,000+ California websites found Google, Meta and Microsoft setting ad cookies despite opt-out signals, with $5.8B in potential fines.
by Luis Rijo