Digital Marketing

ANA Launches Ethics Course: Focuses On AI, Claims, Privacy, Inclusivity

“The outputs of automated systems may become biased if they arise from biased data input or are trained on biased data, or bias may arise due to a biased originating source with no human corrective action taken,” the ANA’s guidelines state. “Having a diverse development team can help protect against this potential bias.”

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FTC Finalizes Case Against Cox, Wins $930,000 Settlement

The Federal Trade Commission has won an “AI washing case” against the Cox Media Group and two smaller firms, Tech Insider reports. The FTC alleged that Cox, along with MindSift LLC and 1010 Digital Advertising Works LLC, offered an “active listening” ad product that claimed to analyze conversations accessed by smart devices to serve hyper-local ads. But

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White House Plans $4M Spend For Right-Wing Media In Europe

The Trump administration plans to spend $4 million to help right-wing media in Europe, Reuters reports. This is part of $25 million for civil society groups working on conservative causes. The grants could increase tensions between President Trump and European governments. However, the U.S. State Department says the funding plan is designed to strengthen transatlantic

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White House Plans $4 Million Spend To Boost Europe's Right-Wing Media

The Trump administration plans to spend $4 million to help right-wing media in Europe, Reuters reports. This is part of $25 million for civil society groups working on conservative causes in the. The grants could increase tensions between Trump and European governments. However, the U.S. State Department says the funding plan is designed to strengthen

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California Ends Private Right Of Action In CIPA Cases

Publishers received a break last Friday when the California Legislature and Senate both passed a law that would end private right of action for lawsuits involving the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), the News/Media Alliance (NME) reports. “While the amended measure was modified from its initial scope, SB-690 will provide much needed relief to small

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