SPIR on March 19 updated its standard for Czech online publishers to opt out of AI text and data mining, adding real-time response crawlers to the scope of the robots.txt framework.
European Parliament committees vote 101-9 to postpone AI Act high-risk system deadlines to December 2027 and August 2028, replacing a flexible Commission trigger with fixed dates.
K-Pop Demon Hunters won two Oscars in March 2026. VAB data shows cinema builds fandom-aligned audiences that outperform digital channels on brand recall and purchase.
The White House yesterday released a seven-pillar national AI policy framework urging Congress to preempt state AI laws, protect children online, and leave copyright questions to courts.
DeepIntent launches Helix on March 19, 2026, a healthcare marketing cloud with MCP support covering 3.7M providers and 240M patient lives for HIPAA-compliant campaigns.
A federal appeals court vacated the FTC's cease-and-desist order against Intuit over TurboTax "free" ads, ruling internal FTC adjudication of deceptive advertising claims is unconstitutional.
A Google.org-backed study of 28.6 million fraud signals overturns the idea that older adults are most at risk online. Here is what the data actually shows about age and scams.
The Luxembourg court confirmed Amazon broke GDPR but still annulled the €746M fine. Here is the detailed legal reasoning behind each argument that worked.
SPIR on March 19 updated its standard for Czech online publishers to opt out of AI text and data mining, adding real-time response crawlers to the scope of the robots.txt framework.
IAB Europe's Programmatic Working Group released an updated supply chain transparency guide on April 9 with 383 questions across 11 nodes and 39 edges.
Google Ads Decoded April 8 episode details how product feeds now power CTV, AI Mode, and agentic checkout - with conversion uplift data for retail advertisers.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today ruled Section 230 does not shield Meta from state claims that Instagram was deliberately designed to addict children.
YouTube Premium raises US prices by up to $4/month in April 2026, with the individual plan climbing to $15.99 and the family plan reaching $26.99 monthly.
The Trade Desk faces holdco backlash, Amazon rewires seller billing and streaming pricing, LinkedIn is sued over browser surveillance, and Google's March core update ends.
Gracenote's 2026 study of 4,003 U.S. users finds AI chatbots gaining ground fast in TV content discovery, but 75% of all users still verify chatbot results.
Taboola's DeeperDive reached nearly 7 million monthly active users in six months and is expanding to French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.
Amazon Ads launched unified inventory management APIs in open beta in March 2026, consolidating deals, proposals, and inventory groups under the API v1 model.
SPIR on March 19 updated its standard for Czech online publishers to opt out of AI text and data mining, adding real-time response crawlers to the scope of the robots.txt framework.
European Parliament committees vote 101-9 to postpone AI Act high-risk system deadlines to December 2027 and August 2028, replacing a flexible Commission trigger with fixed dates.
K-Pop Demon Hunters won two Oscars in March 2026. VAB data shows cinema builds fandom-aligned audiences that outperform digital channels on brand recall and purchase.
The White House yesterday released a seven-pillar national AI policy framework urging Congress to preempt state AI laws, protect children online, and leave copyright questions to courts.
DeepIntent launches Helix on March 19, 2026, a healthcare marketing cloud with MCP support covering 3.7M providers and 240M patient lives for HIPAA-compliant campaigns.
A federal appeals court vacated the FTC's cease-and-desist order against Intuit over TurboTax "free" ads, ruling internal FTC adjudication of deceptive advertising claims is unconstitutional.
A Google.org-backed study of 28.6 million fraud signals overturns the idea that older adults are most at risk online. Here is what the data actually shows about age and scams.
The Luxembourg court confirmed Amazon broke GDPR but still annulled the €746M fine. Here is the detailed legal reasoning behind each argument that worked.