Digital Marketing

In addition to the campaign, Publicis’ Working With Cancer unveiled a new AI Coach designed to help employers better tailor support to individual employed survivors.

A federal judge has rejected Google’s request to vacate a jury verdict requiring the company to pay $425 million for allegedly violating collecting mobile users’ analytics information after they attempted to block data collection.

“The complaint alleges that Meta violated Vermont law by ‘designing’ Instagram to be addictive, but there is no allegation that Meta ‘designed’ Instagram in Vermont or with features in any way unique to or targeted at Vermont,” Meta argues.

Nebraska Public Media of Lincoln, Nebraska is acquiring Omaha’s KOO-FM and will convert it to non-commercial public radio, Nebraska Public Media reports. Nebraska Public Media’s programming will not be available in Omaha via a dedicated radio signal. 

The pilot program features a “new methodology enhancement.”

Charter Communications made rare improvement recently in its business by combining its traditional video subscriber business into its more popular streaming-centric business.

Hour Media has acquired the assets of Sale Lake, Utah Bride & Groom and Utah Style & Design from JES Media, Salt Lake magazine reports. Hour Media, which specializes in city,, regional and lifestyle publishing, will focus on enhancing client service, the reader experience and product distribute. 

Media mix modelers should consider as-run radio as a new channel instead of equating radio ROI with historical benchmarks, former Procter & Gamble media analyst John Fix argues in a blog post, according to Radio Ink. Fix notes that broadcasters have partnered with firms like Media Monitors, software platform Act1, and Nielsen to provide as-run data for total radio

The Detroit Tigers and eight other MLB teams are leaving Main Street Sports Group, Detroit Free Press reports. The teams include the Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays. The Tigers are expected to move to MLB Media, and their broadcasting rights will now be owned by the league.

The Detroit Tigers and eight other MLB teams are leaving Main Streets Group, Detroit Free Press reports. The teams include the  Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays. The Tigers are expected to move to MLB Media, and their broadcasting rights will now be owned by the league.