Digital Marketing

That’s what a new Harris Poll says marketers are prepping for, but it may not be that far away. Actually, it begins as soon as next year.

OpenDP provides what the companies call a “rigorously engineered suite of differential privacy technologies – a mathematical framework that adds controlled statistical noise to data, ensuring that individual-level information remains unidentifiable.”

Absent intervention by an appellate court, the new ruling brings an end to Baltimore resident Barry Glazer’s claim that Meta’s terms of service require the company to police its platform for phony ads.

The law “will cause an irreparable loss of First Amendment freedoms on a massive scale,” the tech group NetChoice argues in papers filed Friday with U.S. District Court Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles in Alexandria.

The European Union announced it has approved the combination unconditionally on Sunday. Today Omnicom said the deal is expected to close by late Wednesday.

He started in politics at 16 with a TikTok account that helped pull a whole generation into the 2020 election.

The White House has put on hold a draft executive order aimed at preempting state AI regulations that would significantly impact the digital ad industry’s ability to navigate one set of national rules. This action allows for the current “patchwork” of state-specific laws to continue developing.

The EU’s regulatory body, The European Commission, issued a press statement over the weekend announcing the decision after studying the companies’ request for approval for six months.

The outsider brought into CBS News to blow things up has actually said “I wanna blow this up” at meetings with her new colleagues.

The New York Times’ advertising arm is finding it can write its own future through technology.