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AppsFlyer announced eight products on November 18 addressing measurement, AI agents, data collaboration, and security for marketing operations.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon announced 50+ technical upgrades to Rufus on November 18, 2025, adding account memory, automatic purchasing, price alerts, and visual search features.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon reports 250 million Rufus users this year as platform expands AI features including Buy for Me, Lens Live, and personalized recommendations across mobile apps.
by Luis Rijo
Apple released comprehensive podcast rankings for 2025 on November 18, revealing listenership patterns and creator trends through localized charts worldwide.
by Luis Rijo
Google Vids now offers AI-generated voiceovers, transcript trimming, and image editing to Gmail users at no cost, previously limited to paid Workspace accounts.
by Luis Rijo
Google introduced Gemini 3 on November 18, 2025, featuring state-of-the-art reasoning, generative UI capabilities, and Google Antigravity development platform.
by Luis Rijo
Google announced Restricted Data Processing mode for three states effective January 2026, supporting compliance with new consumer privacy laws.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify extended audiobook access to Premium subscribers in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Monaco on November 18, bringing its catalog of 300,000 titles to these markets.
by Luis Rijo
AppsFlyer announced eight products on November 18 addressing measurement, AI agents, data collaboration, and security for marketing operations.
by Luis Rijo
Spain's AEPD formally warns Tools for Humanity over potential GDPR violations as World Network prepares its February 2026 Barcelona iris-scanning relaunch.
THG Beauty Media partners with The Trade Desk to offer Cult Beauty and LOOKFANTASTIC data access, marking first UK retail beauty data available on self-serve basis.
OpenAI monetization head envisions future where small businesses create campaigns through prompts instead of hiring performance marketers to run ChatGPT ads.
Bad Bunny claims 380 million weekly views as DtMF and BAILE INOLVIDABLE crack top 10s across 8 territories, proving catalog depth beats viral moments.
Google's Brandon Ervin reveals why legacy campaign structures built around keywords are holding back AI-powered Search campaigns and shares the new consolidation framework.
Industry speculation points to June 23-26, 2026 timing for Prime Day as Amazon seeks to redistribute promotional revenue across fiscal quarters.
OpenAI begins testing ChatGPT ads at $60 CPM while Google launches AI Mode shopping ad formats, Discover gets a core update, and Spotify drops manual coding.
Penske Media filed opposition arguments February 12 accusing Google of shattering the fundamental exchange that sustained the open internet for decades.
AppsFlyer announced eight products on November 18 addressing measurement, AI agents, data collaboration, and security for marketing operations.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon announced 50+ technical upgrades to Rufus on November 18, 2025, adding account memory, automatic purchasing, price alerts, and visual search features.
by Luis Rijo
Amazon reports 250 million Rufus users this year as platform expands AI features including Buy for Me, Lens Live, and personalized recommendations across mobile apps.
by Luis Rijo
Apple released comprehensive podcast rankings for 2025 on November 18, revealing listenership patterns and creator trends through localized charts worldwide.
by Luis Rijo
Google Vids now offers AI-generated voiceovers, transcript trimming, and image editing to Gmail users at no cost, previously limited to paid Workspace accounts.
by Luis Rijo
Google introduced Gemini 3 on November 18, 2025, featuring state-of-the-art reasoning, generative UI capabilities, and Google Antigravity development platform.
by Luis Rijo
Google announced Restricted Data Processing mode for three states effective January 2026, supporting compliance with new consumer privacy laws.
by Luis Rijo
Spotify extended audiobook access to Premium subscribers in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Monaco on November 18, bringing its catalog of 300,000 titles to these markets.
by Luis Rijo