Meta faces $567 million abatement order over teen harm in New Mexico
Under-18 accounts get a 90-hour monthly ceiling across Facebook and Instagram, plus notification blackouts. Judge Biedscheid refused every algorithm remedy.
Under-18 accounts get a 90-hour monthly ceiling across Facebook and Instagram, plus notification blackouts. Judge Biedscheid refused every algorithm remedy.
Garante found on-screen disclaimers too weak for inattentive viewers, citing GDPR articles 5 and 25. No fine followed. Does satire still shield synthetic media?
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?
Workspace accounts remain unsupported, leaving agencies on personal Gmail logins. Every Gemini edit runs through official APIs and still needs owner sign-off.
Conversion-optimised CPC reaches product feed campaigns, plus URL macros and Triple Whale and Hightouch hooks. Brazil and Mexico follow; a carousel is in test.
Gaming advertiser retention fell to 81.6% from 93.7%, and revenue per technology advertiser dropped 11% to $113,267. Buyers face a thinner premium supply pool.
Restaurant and retail ad revenue fell 10% to $102 million while other revenue nearly doubled to $33 million. Repurchases resume in 2027, with $339 million left.
Ads supplied 18% of second-quarter revenue and $48m in the first half, but management guides that share back near 15% in 2027. Does the dollar base still grow?
Advertising revenue still climbed 25% to $673 million, with third-party DSPs buying nearly three-quarters of in-stream video. Fox closes the deal in H1 2027.
Reviewer paid over $5,000 a night and was turned away at the gate by security. Creator channels now carry brand exposure that media budgets cannot buy back.
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?
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?