Digital Marketing

Over the weekend Billboard messages in Chicago reminded the fair weather LA Rams they’d be playing in sub-freezing temperatures. Clearly, they weren’t phased.

Raffi Krikorian, chief technology officer at Mozilla, doesn’t pull punches when discussing the future with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of “The Atlantic.”

Upcoming Sony theatrical releases include “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” sequels to “The Social Network” and “Jumanji,” “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse,” and the Sam Mendes quartet of “Beatles” films on the calendar for 2026 and beyond.

TikTok Shop is attempting to boost merchant sales with the introduction of more AI-powered shopping tools designed to better showcase products and convert consumers.

Lehigh Valley Public Media has has announced a layoff and significant operational changes in response to a $1.8 million loss, Lehigh Daily News reports. The nonprofit will now focus on newsletters supported by podcasts. Among other things, it lost roughly $1 million in funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 20% of its budget. 

Last year’s biggest TV show is continuing here in the new year with brand-new, first-run episodes.

Data richness, while critical for targeting and performance, increasingly sits alongside regulatory risk, consumer scrutiny and platform-level privacy controls.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt threatened CBS News with a lawsuit if it did not run an interview with President Donald Trump in full, The New York Times reports. Leavitt told CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil,  “He said, ‘If it’s not out in full, we’ll sue your ass off.’” Some witnesses said the

Advertisers see the inability of consumers to distinguish AI from human content as a core conflict, and resulting shifts in the marketing industry are expected to unfold in the next few months. Here are a few.

A district court judge ruled last month that the law violates the First Amendment, and prohibited state officials from enforcing the statute against NetChoice members.