Google forces Customer Match uploads to Data Manager API by April 1
Google will block Customer Match data uploads via the Google Ads API from April 1, 2026, requiring developers to migrate to the Data Manager API for all audience list management.
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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.
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Cloudflare's 2026 threat report: attackers ditch hacking for smarter exploitation
Cloudflare's inaugural 2026 Threat Report reveals how attackers now exploit trusted cloud tools and stolen session tokens, bypassing MFA in 94% of bot-driven login attempts.
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F1 deploys Salesforce AI agent for 827 million fans ahead of rule rewrite
Formula 1 and Salesforce yesterday launched an Agentforce fan companion agent on F1.com, targeting 827 million fans with 24/7 AI support on 2026 technical regulations.
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Amazon's €33.7 billion Spain bet: the data center deal reshaping Europe's AI map
Amazon raises Spain investment to €33.7 billion at MWC26, targeting 29,900 annual jobs, €31.7 billion GDP contribution and full Aragón cloud coverage by 2035.
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AudienceProject brings independent cross-media measurement to Poland
AudienceProject this week launched its SaaS cross-media measurement platform in Poland, the largest ad market in Europe outside the big five, enabling reach and frequency tracking across open web, social media, online video, and CTV.
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Google Ads updates government documents policy, carving out India for business identifiers
Google Ads updates its government documents policy on March 17, 2026, with a key India exclusion for business identifiers advertisers who still must apply.
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Google Cloud warns users: your API keys and service account credentials are at risk
Google Cloud today issued a security advisory urging all users to audit API keys and service account credentials, citing long-lived credentials as a top risk for unauthorized access.
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Thuringia's court hits Meta with €3,000 damages for tracking without consent
Thuringian Higher Regional Court sentences Meta Group to pay €3,000 in GDPR damages for large-scale tracking of internet use without valid consent, including sensitive health data.
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33Across and Valpak bet on new movers to fix programmatic's signal problem
33Across and Valpak today launched an exclusive supply-side partnership activating new mover audiences across CTV, display, and mobile through AI-driven curation.
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LiveRamp deploys live AI agents for audience building and cross-media measurement
LiveRamp today launches agentic AI upgrades enabling autonomous agents to build audiences, measure cross-media performance, and optimize ad spend with governed data access.
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Google's TCF v2.3 deadline hits publishers
Google confirms TCF v2.3 became mandatory on March 1, 2026. Non-compliant publishers now risk ad requests defaulting to limited ads or being dropped entirely.
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Fifth Circuit rules oral consent beats FCC's written-only robocall rule
Fifth Circuit affirms TCPA allows oral consent for all pre-recorded calls, striking at FCC's written-consent requirement for telemarketing robocalls. What it means for marketers.
