Digital Marketing

TV’s obsession with hoarders gets a holiday-season spinoff with a series about people who hoard something very specific – Christmas decorations.

The last issue will be dated 2026, and the website is closing in December.

For the past three years, Meta has hidden its failure to stop millions of various scam ads exposing users across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

For the past three years, Meta has hidden its failure to stop millions of various scam ads exposing users across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. According to a report by Reuters, the tech giant has accumulated billions of dollars in revenue from this alleged scheme.

Brand suitability and setting up safeguards against trademark infringement are still concerns across the ad industry.

Brand suitability and setting up safeguards against trademark infringement are still concerns across the ad industry.

A federal judge indicated in a “tentative ruling” that he is inclined to reject TikTok’s request to dismiss claims that it wrongly collected personal information from young children.

LinkedIn will begin to consider a wider range of newsworthy content, updating its “Professional Community Policies” to provide more clarity about the limited cases in which the company would allow graphic or potentially disturbing content if it is of “public importance.”

A federal appellate court will not reconsider its recent decision allowing California to enforce a law banning social platforms from algorithmically recommending posts to minors without their parents’ consent.

And now for something completely different: A four-part Netflix dramatization of the political rise and untimely death of James A. Garfield, 20th president of the United States.