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The latest news about data. Data is used in advertising in a variety of ways, including Audience targeting, Ad personalization, Ad optimization, Ad placement, and Measurement. Advertisers use data in advertising to reduce wasted ad spend.

Data   -   Feb 15, 2026 MTN's smart antenna gamble pays off in Ghana with 30x efficiency surge
MTN Ghana's Alpha Antenna deployment showing self-adjusting telecommunications infrastructure

MTN Ghana deployed Huawei's self-adjusting Alpha Antenna on February 14, boosting traffic 6.8% and cutting maintenance costs by 97% as China deepens Africa tech foothold.

Data   -   Feb 15, 2026 UK watchdog lets Apple and Google write their own rulebook
Giant cracked smartphones displaying Apple and Google logos tower over UK map with developer figures below

CMA accepts non-binding commitments from Apple and Google on app review transparency while competitors demand stricter antitrust enforcement on mobile platforms.

Streaming service icon chained to telecom tower with handcuffs symbolizing anticompetitive bundling practices
Video   -   Feb 15, 2026 How Deutsche Telekom's streaming bundles mirror the loyalty tactics that cost Surescripts

FTC economists explain two-sided market loyalty discounts in Surescripts case, revealing patterns strikingly similar to how telecom streaming bundles may foreclose competition today.

by Luis Rijo
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Video   -   Feb 15, 2026 How Deutsche Telekom's streaming bundles mirror the loyalty tactics that cost Surescripts
Streaming service icon chained to telecom tower with handcuffs symbolizing anticompetitive bundling practices

FTC economists explain two-sided market loyalty discounts in Surescripts case, revealing patterns strikingly similar to how telecom streaming bundles may foreclose competition today.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 15, 2026 MTN's smart antenna gamble pays off in Ghana with 30x efficiency surge
MTN Ghana's Alpha Antenna deployment showing self-adjusting telecommunications infrastructure

MTN Ghana deployed Huawei's self-adjusting Alpha Antenna on February 14, boosting traffic 6.8% and cutting maintenance costs by 97% as China deepens Africa tech foothold.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 15, 2026 UK watchdog lets Apple and Google write their own rulebook
Giant cracked smartphones displaying Apple and Google logos tower over UK map with developer figures below

CMA accepts non-binding commitments from Apple and Google on app review transparency while competitors demand stricter antitrust enforcement on mobile platforms.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 14, 2026 Europe's top court hands data controllers new weapon against privacy watchdogs
EU shield cracked between privacy locks and corporate towers symbolizing CJEU ruling on EDPB challenges

Court of Justice rules companies can directly challenge European Data Protection Board binding decisions, overturning lower court and potentially reshaping GDPR enforcement across the bloc.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Feb 14, 2026 DOJ argues conversations with Claude AI aren't legally privileged
**AI symbol on judge's bench as DOJ argues Claude chatbot conversations lack legal privilege**  (99 characters)

Federal prosecutors claim defendant's Claude chatbot queries lack attorney-client privilege in securities fraud case, citing AI's non-attorney status and Anthropic's data policies.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 13, 2026 Dentsu abandons international sale, appoints Japan chief as global CEO after $2.18 billion loss
Takeshi Sano

Dentsu names Takeshi Sano as global CEO while scrapping sale of international operations after recording $2.18 billion loss driven by goodwill impairment charges.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 13, 2026 Europe's privacy watchdogs reject Commission's plan to narrow GDPR protections
EU data protection authorities shield privacy rights against Digital Omnibus regulatory pressure and threats.

European data protection authorities strongly oppose proposed GDPR changes in Digital Omnibus, warning modifications would weaken privacy rights rather than simplify compliance.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Feb 13, 2026 EU watchdog tightens grip on data privacy officers with dismissal veto power
European Data Protection Supervisor logo with EU flag and binary code pattern representing data governance

European Data Protection Supervisor establishes binding framework requiring prior consent for dismissing data protection officers across EU institutions.

by Luis Rijo
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