Digital Marketing

LinkedIn has announced a new premium on-platform subscription hub designed to provide SMBs with perks and tools specific to their needs when seeking clients, proving credibility, hiring new employees and more.

Meta is reportedly planning to integrate controversial biometric facial-recognition tech into its EssilorLuxottica smart glasses before the end of the year, according to “The New York Times.”

Meta is reportedly planning to integrate controversial biometric facial-recognition tech into its EssilorLuxottica smart glasses before the end of the year, according to “The New York Times.”

A federal appeals court on Friday upheld Oracle’s $115 million settlement of a class-action privacy lawsuit over the alleged collection and sale of web users’ data.

The law “allows consumers to make more informed purchasing decisions,” New York Attorney General Letitia James argues to a federal appellate court.

Index Exchange execs believe the company’s integration with xpln.ai, which helps advertisers measure ads using attention-based metrics and AI, has turned attention data into a real-time filtering tool.

“Expanding into Mexico City and Toronto allows us to bring that philosophy closer to our customers,” notes Founder-CEO George Popstefanov.

CBS News is considering new headcount reductions that could total at least 15% of current staff, Variety reports. The move would occur as Bari Weiss, editor in chief, attempts to refocus the news division on streaming video and providing more points of view. The decision, while final, could result in cuts as early as March.

The downside is another double-digit percentage decline in key areas, with U.S. ad revenue 10% lower in Q4 to $124.8 million with traditional affiliate fee-based revenue down 13% to $139 million.

Food and drink are the key words when attempting to describe “People of the North,” a show from Norway that is now seen on U.S. public television.