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Amazon today launched Amazon Supply Chain Services, opening its freight, fulfillment, and parcel shipping network to any business regardless of where it sells.
by Luis Rijo
HubSpot's CPTO today detailed a plan for full API parity and an open MCP server so any AI agent can access CRM data and intelligence across 280,000+ customers.
by Luis Rijo
Privacy group noyb challenges LinkedIn for refusing to hand over profile visitor data free of charge while selling the same information through its Premium tier.
by Luis Rijo
A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design.
by Luis Rijo
AGCM closed three AI probes requiring DeepSeek, Mistral, and Nova AI to add permanent hallucination disclaimers on chat interfaces and registration screens in Italian.
by Luis Rijo
Meta launched Ads CLI on April 29, letting developers and AI agents create and manage ad campaigns directly from the terminal without writing custom code.
by Luis Rijo
FIDO Alliance launches two working groups to define open standards for AI agent authentication and agentic payments, targeting a market at $5 trillion by 2030.
by Luis Rijo
The FTC settled its Kochava lawsuit, barring the data broker from selling precise location data linked to sensitive locations without explicit consumer consent.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon today launched Amazon Supply Chain Services, opening its freight, fulfillment, and parcel shipping network to any business regardless of where it sells.
by Luis Rijo
Data centers supported 5.5 million US jobs and $927bn in GDP in 2024, PwC finds - while E3 finds no clear evidence they raised electricity bills for households.
ICO advises UK government to ease PECR regulation 6 consent rules for low-risk online ads, covering contextual targeting, frequency capping and measurement.
iPullRank's Mike King argues Google's AI search guide protects platform interests, dismissing GEO, chunking, and multi-platform SEO strategies in May 2026.
Meta and Toluna tested 100 Reels ads in 4 markets, finding early branding, audio, and emojis significantly boost purchase intent across brand and DR campaigns.
Meta today opened Ray-Ban Display glasses to developers via two build paths - a mobile SDK and a new web app route using standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
YouTube auto dubbing now reaches over 6 million daily viewers in 27 languages, with expressive speech in 8 and a lip sync pilot expanding to visual translation.
Publicis Groupe today agreed to buy LiveRamp in an all-cash $2.5 billion deal, paying a 30% premium to fold data collaboration into its agentic AI strategy.
The week of May 11-17, 2026 compressed upfront presentations, TikTok's MCP launch, ChatGPT's global ad expansion, Amazon's shopping AI merger, and a Starlink surveillance investigation into seven days.
Amazon today launched Amazon Supply Chain Services, opening its freight, fulfillment, and parcel shipping network to any business regardless of where it sells.
by Luis Rijo
HubSpot's CPTO today detailed a plan for full API parity and an open MCP server so any AI agent can access CRM data and intelligence across 280,000+ customers.
by Luis Rijo
Privacy group noyb challenges LinkedIn for refusing to hand over profile visitor data free of charge while selling the same information through its Premium tier.
by Luis Rijo
A security researcher found Microsoft Edge decrypts all saved passwords into cleartext process memory at startup, a behavior Microsoft describes as by design.
by Luis Rijo
AGCM closed three AI probes requiring DeepSeek, Mistral, and Nova AI to add permanent hallucination disclaimers on chat interfaces and registration screens in Italian.
by Luis Rijo
Meta launched Ads CLI on April 29, letting developers and AI agents create and manage ad campaigns directly from the terminal without writing custom code.
by Luis Rijo
FIDO Alliance launches two working groups to define open standards for AI agent authentication and agentic payments, targeting a market at $5 trillion by 2030.
by Luis Rijo
The FTC settled its Kochava lawsuit, barring the data broker from selling precise location data linked to sensitive locations without explicit consumer consent.
by Luis Rijo