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European Commission charges TikTok with DSA violations over infinite scroll, autoplay and push notifications that fuel compulsive behavior among minors and vulnerable users.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify this week launched Page Match and Bookshop.org integration, enabling seamless format switching and physical book purchases through the streaming app.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify today launched About the Song in beta, offering Premium users in six markets swipeable story cards that reveal song meanings and creative context.
by Luis Rijo
Google this year reduced Googlebot's file size limit from 15MB to just 2MB per resource, marking an 86.7% decrease that could reshape technical SEO practices across the web.
by Luis Rijo
Ströer, Virtual Minds, and YOC become first German SSPs to integrate Trade Desk's Price Discovery and Provisioning API, automating deal configuration and delivery verification.
by Luis Rijo
Google Cloud researchers released PaperBanana, an AI system using five specialized agents that outperforms human experts at generating academic illustrations with 75% preference rates.
by Luis Rijo
Norwegian DPA fines Timegrip €25,000 for refusing 80 employees their time records after employer bankruptcy, establishing processor liability rules.
by Luis Rijo
A UK judge questioned Amazon's arguments today as the company tried to appeal two major class action lawsuits. The cases involve consumers and sellers who claim Amazon broke competition rules.
by Luis Rijo
European Commission charges TikTok with DSA violations over infinite scroll, autoplay and push notifications that fuel compulsive behavior among minors and vulnerable users.
by Luis Rijo
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.
Class action filed April 6 alleges LinkedIn secretly scanned Chrome users for 6,000 extensions and routed device fingerprints to undisclosed third parties.
IAB and Instacart argue that Marketing Mix Modeling systematically undercounts retail media impact, urging CPG brands to adopt closed-loop measurement instead.
On April 6, 2026, The American Prospect removed all programmatic advertising from its website, citing surveillance, monopoly power, and damage to journalism.
European Commission charges TikTok with DSA violations over infinite scroll, autoplay and push notifications that fuel compulsive behavior among minors and vulnerable users.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify this week launched Page Match and Bookshop.org integration, enabling seamless format switching and physical book purchases through the streaming app.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify today launched About the Song in beta, offering Premium users in six markets swipeable story cards that reveal song meanings and creative context.
by Luis Rijo
Google this year reduced Googlebot's file size limit from 15MB to just 2MB per resource, marking an 86.7% decrease that could reshape technical SEO practices across the web.
by Luis Rijo
Ströer, Virtual Minds, and YOC become first German SSPs to integrate Trade Desk's Price Discovery and Provisioning API, automating deal configuration and delivery verification.
by Luis Rijo
Google Cloud researchers released PaperBanana, an AI system using five specialized agents that outperforms human experts at generating academic illustrations with 75% preference rates.
by Luis Rijo
Norwegian DPA fines Timegrip €25,000 for refusing 80 employees their time records after employer bankruptcy, establishing processor liability rules.
by Luis Rijo
A UK judge questioned Amazon's arguments today as the company tried to appeal two major class action lawsuits. The cases involve consumers and sellers who claim Amazon broke competition rules.
by Luis Rijo