Digital Marketing

The future doesn’t belong to the loudest brand or the cleverest algorithm. It belongs to the companies and creators who can grow without poisoning the ecosystem they depend on.

Ben Levisohn has been named as editor in chief of Barrons, Intellectia reports. Levisohn has been with Barrons, which is enjoying strong investor interest as the markets rise, for 15 years, previously serving as managing editor. He started his career as a Wall Street equities trader, then switched to journalism and has also served at Business Week and Bloomberg,

The billionaire team of Oracle founder Larry Ellison and his son David Ellison throw billion-dollar amounts around like it’s walking-around money.

Sports betting was up 27% vs. a year ago for the big game to $1.76 billion from $1.39 billion, according to the American Gaming Association, in surveying all “legal” channels.

A Utah state Senate bill introduced on Tuesday would impose a 4.7% sales tax on online ad revenue generated by tech giants like Facebook and Google, the Deseret News reports. Modeled after similar legislation in Maryland, it would affect companies that derive at least $1 million from targeted advertising in the state. It also would

In prime time, premium streaming apps – including Netflix, Disney+ and HBO Max – had a 26.2% “attention” score vs. 17.6% for YouTube, according to TVision.

A first-of-its kind partnership between Comcast Advertising and Adara brings deterministic-based measurement data for TV and streaming to the travel and tourism industry in the U.S.

Vidhya Srinivasan, Google VP/GM of ads & commerce, put search and agentic commerce at the top of the company’s list in 2026 as Anthropic and OpenAI attempt to balance revenue gains against credibility and safety.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims in a new lawsuit that Snap violates a state consumer protection law by duping parents about Snapchat’s content as well as its allegedly addictive design features.

TikTok’s U.S. “Local Feeds” is a discovery experience for users 18 and up that invites users to “live like a local” by opting into a home screen designed to feature local content. It is identical to its recently launched “Nearby Feeds” feature in the U.K. and Europe.