H&R Block Expands VaynerMedia's Remit, Adds Media
The company spent $87 million on measured media, last year, according to agency research firm COMvergence.
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The company spent $87 million on measured media, last year, according to agency research firm COMvergence.
H&R Block Expands VaynerMedia's Remit, Adds Media Read More »
Phishing artists are claiming to be Google employees. And they want information.
Wolf At The Door: Gmail Users Warned About Fake Emails, Calls Read More »
Comet Plus, a subscription service that gives Perplexity users access to premium content from a group of publishers and journalists, creates a revenue sharing program.
Perplexity AI Browser Becomes Publishing's New Revenue Stream Read More »
A Colorado law requiring warning labels for social media would force “private websites to act as mouthpieces for the state,” NetChoice says in a petition to block enforcement.
Tech Group Fights Colorado Law Mandating Social Media Warnings Read More »
“Google Search does not meet the definition of a common carrier under Ohio law,” Delaware County Common Pleas Court Judge James Schuck wrote in an order dismissing claims that the company wrongly preferences its own services and products in the search results.
Google Defeats Ohio Suit Over Search Results Read More »
Omnicom this morning announced noteholders have tendered 93% of aggregate notes representing $2.95 billion as part of the exchange offer in its proposed merger with Interpublic.
Omnicom Reports 93% Of Notes Tendered In Advance Of IPG Merger Read More »
United Airlines and its agency Carat USA used Sightly’s AI technology to surface real-time data and raise awareness of the airline’s focus on customer values.
United Airlines Real-Time Ad Moments Identified Via AI Read More »
It’s all hands on deck at NBCU as NBC and Peacock prepare to promote Universal’s new “Downton Abbey” movie a day before its premiere in theaters next month.
'Downton' Movie Getting Boost From NBC, Peacock Special Read More »
The “All Things Considered” host will do his last show on September 26.
Journalist Ari Shapiro Is Leaving NPR Read More »
“…Tesla’s distinctive advertising strategy warrants a departure from the typical approach,” according to U.S. District Judge Rita Lin.
Tesla False Advertising Class Action Allowed To Continue Read More »