Digital Marketing

On the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the “TV Blog” asked this question: Will we see the same emotional outpouring on the 25th anniversary of the attacks in 2026?

AMC Global Networks has settled a breach of contract lawsuit with “The Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman and franchise producers for $120 million, Deadline reports. The agreement requires AMC to pay the sum in two cash payments, one for $85 million by September 18 and $35 million by January 31, 2027. The case, which was to go

Law firms are seeking clients who bought Google search or display ads from August 2016 to the present, saying they may be eligible for compensation, HomePros reports. One law firm says advertisers can recover up to 30% of their spend on Google Ads. This follows the filing of two antitrust cases against Google by the

Potential advertisers on ChatGPT Ads now have real results to study from firms that have spent money on the platform, Search Engine Journal reports. But six months in, the numbers lack context, and there are no performance benchmarks across advertisers, industries or campaign types. Some advertisers report costs per click of less than $3, but others are faced with $10

NOTUS, the news website, is rebranding itself as “The Sun,” a name that reflects the site’s expansion into local news and sports coverage following cuts at rival The Washington Post, The New York Times reports. The Sun was chosen as the name after a lawsuit several months ago prevented plans to rebrand as “The Star.”  

Google on Tuesday rolled out changes to its online search results in Europe to satisfy EU antitrust regulators, but said the change will degrade user experiences that could cost businesses in time and money.

California is urging a federal appeals court to reject Google’s and Meta’s most recent push to block enforcement of a law prohibiting social platforms from algorithmically recommending posts to minors under 18 without the consent of a parent or guardian.

California is urging a federal appeals court to reject Google’s and Meta’s most recent push to block enforcement of a law prohibiting social platforms from algorithmically recommending posts to minors under 18 without the consent of a parent or guardian.

In addition to Butler/Till, Kaplowitz serves on the boards of PENN Entertainment and #paid and on the advisory boards of MSQ Partners and LoopMe.

Three Meta Platforms users who say they were bilked by scammers are suing over Facebook and Instagram ads that promoted fraudulent crypto schemes.