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AI   -   Mar 10, 2026 Agentic AI is already in production - most teams just won't say it
Glowing AI agents move autonomously through an empty office at dusk, cyan light trails connecting them.

Nylas 2026 survey of 1,026 developers finds 48% actively building agentic AI, 85% expect it as table stakes within 3 years, and 94% would switch vendors for better capabilities.

by Luis Rijo
DOOH   -   Mar 10, 2026 JCDecaux locks in Melbourne's Yarra Trams for up to 14 more years
Melbourne's Yarra Trams

JCDecaux retained its exclusive advertising contract with Melbourne's Yarra Trams on March 5, 2026, securing up to 14 years with major digital expansion plans.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Mar 10, 2026 Luma launches AI agents that handle full creative projects end to end
Luma Agent generating product key shots of sage green headphones for a full channel launch.

Luma last week launched Luma Agents, AI collaborators built on Unified Intelligence that execute creative work across text, image, video, and audio for enterprise partners including Publicis.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Mar 10, 2026 Lumen Research brings attention measurement to Netflix ads in five European markets
Lumen Research and Netflix logos on dark blue background with glowing data wave visualization.

Lumen Research partners with Netflix to deliver eye-tracking attention measurement for CTV, desktop, and mobile ads in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.

by Luis Rijo
Search   -   Mar 10, 2026 Google's AI voice-over is coming to your Performance Max videos - opt out by March 20
Robotic Google logo emitting AI sound waves transforming into video play buttons on a digital grid.

Google is adding AI-generated voice-over to Performance Max video ads using advertiser headlines and descriptions, with an opt-out deadline of March 20, 2026.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Mar 10, 2026 Slovakia's own DPA found FATCA transfers illegal - and did nothing
Slovak DPA archive with EU and Slovak flags, sealed document, data files drifting untouched.

Slovakia's data protection authority concluded in 2021 that FATCA bank data transfers to the US breach GDPR. Four years on, no enforcement action has followed.

by Luis Rijo
Audio   -   Mar 10, 2026 Australia's internet ad market hits $18.4bn - but not all formats won
Three runners on a digital track near Sydney Opera House, video ad formats racing ahead of display.

Australia's internet advertising market grew 11.5% to $18.4bn in 2025, with video surging 19.8% and social video up 35.1%, per IAB Australia and PwC data.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Mar 10, 2026 India's CCPA fines parenting startup ₹8 lakh for unverified infant claims
Indian government desk with legal order, children's toy, and official stamp in New Delhi office.

India's CCPA fined Raising Superstars ₹8 lakh for misleading infant milestone ads lacking scientific evidence - what it means for outcome-based marketing.

by Luis Rijo
Glowing AI agents move autonomously through an empty office at dusk, cyan light trails connecting them.
AI   -   Mar 10, 2026 Agentic AI is already in production - most teams just won't say it

Nylas 2026 survey of 1,026 developers finds 48% actively building agentic AI, 85% expect it as table stakes within 3 years, and 94% would switch vendors for better capabilities.

by Luis Rijo
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AI   -   Mar 10, 2026 Agentic AI is already in production - most teams just won't say it
Glowing AI agents move autonomously through an empty office at dusk, cyan light trails connecting them.

Nylas 2026 survey of 1,026 developers finds 48% actively building agentic AI, 85% expect it as table stakes within 3 years, and 94% would switch vendors for better capabilities.

by Luis Rijo
DOOH   -   Mar 10, 2026 JCDecaux locks in Melbourne's Yarra Trams for up to 14 more years
Melbourne's Yarra Trams

JCDecaux retained its exclusive advertising contract with Melbourne's Yarra Trams on March 5, 2026, securing up to 14 years with major digital expansion plans.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Mar 10, 2026 Luma launches AI agents that handle full creative projects end to end
Luma Agent generating product key shots of sage green headphones for a full channel launch.

Luma last week launched Luma Agents, AI collaborators built on Unified Intelligence that execute creative work across text, image, video, and audio for enterprise partners including Publicis.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Mar 10, 2026 Lumen Research brings attention measurement to Netflix ads in five European markets
Lumen Research and Netflix logos on dark blue background with glowing data wave visualization.

Lumen Research partners with Netflix to deliver eye-tracking attention measurement for CTV, desktop, and mobile ads in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.

by Luis Rijo
Search   -   Mar 10, 2026 Google's AI voice-over is coming to your Performance Max videos - opt out by March 20
Robotic Google logo emitting AI sound waves transforming into video play buttons on a digital grid.

Google is adding AI-generated voice-over to Performance Max video ads using advertiser headlines and descriptions, with an opt-out deadline of March 20, 2026.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Mar 10, 2026 Slovakia's own DPA found FATCA transfers illegal - and did nothing
Slovak DPA archive with EU and Slovak flags, sealed document, data files drifting untouched.

Slovakia's data protection authority concluded in 2021 that FATCA bank data transfers to the US breach GDPR. Four years on, no enforcement action has followed.

by Luis Rijo
Audio   -   Mar 10, 2026 Australia's internet ad market hits $18.4bn - but not all formats won
Three runners on a digital track near Sydney Opera House, video ad formats racing ahead of display.

Australia's internet advertising market grew 11.5% to $18.4bn in 2025, with video surging 19.8% and social video up 35.1%, per IAB Australia and PwC data.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Mar 10, 2026 India's CCPA fines parenting startup ₹8 lakh for unverified infant claims
Indian government desk with legal order, children's toy, and official stamp in New Delhi office.

India's CCPA fined Raising Superstars ₹8 lakh for misleading infant milestone ads lacking scientific evidence - what it means for outcome-based marketing.

by Luis Rijo
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