Digital Marketing

Co-founder Gideon Lichfield is the former editor in chief of “Wired.”

A divided federal appellate panel has refused to reinstate a lawsuit alleging that the Republican National Committee violated a robotexting law by sending an unsolicited video message to an Arizona resident’s cell phone.

California Crane School says it should have been allowed to proceed with allegations that Google’s search partnership with Apple resulted in higher prices for search ads.

A study conducted by Ipsos found a large majority of Americans believe screens are a problem – especially how they are used and the attention and money people give them. The data suggests this ties into differences in optimism among youth in terms of views on the U.S. and the American dream.

Ipsos fielded a study among 1,290 U.S. adults focused on the American dream. The data from the Ipsos tracker showed a large majority of Americans believe screens – especially how they are used and the attention and money people give them — are a problem.

A panel of political media buyers project they will spend more than half their budgets targeting AI agents by 2032, a big jump from what a panel of general market buyers predicted nine months ago.

Google says requiring it to share search data with some competitors “would jeopardize user privacy for hundreds of millions of Americans.”

Three years after coming up with a simple fix for separating low-quality “out-stream” from premium “in-stream” video advertising, Levin is an ad industry David fighting some pretty powerful Goliaths.

Over the weekend Billboard messages in Chicago reminded the fair weather LA Rams they’d be playing in sub-freezing temperatures. Clearly, they weren’t phased.

Raffi Krikorian, chief technology officer at Mozilla, doesn’t pull punches when discussing the future with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of “The Atlantic.”