Digital Marketing

Facebook must face claims that it violated its contract with users by failing to remove scam ads, a judge ruled Monday.

The lawsuit “takes aim at the routine operation of the internet,” Shopify says in its bid for dismissal.

Dropping her new album on a football podcast has grabbed the attention of Swifties and sports fans alike, millions of them. That’s because the creator economy is where audio meets video.

The concept is a bit like vibe coding, but applied to brand strategy. But instead of waiting to be prompted, an AI agent will proactively develop strategies on-the-fly in response to changes in real world conditions.

David Letterman walked onto the stage with the crowd expecting mischief and stories. Instead, they got a bracing warning.

The major ad industry groups are urging California Governor Gavin Newsom to veto a bill that would require browser developers to offer a tool enabling consumers to easily opt out of online behavioral advertising throughout the web.

Who would have ever thought the day would come when late-night comedians would have to adopt the courage of Russian dissidents to parody the President of the United States?

The Australian company helps brands evaluate and monetize their owned media channels.

The court states that the 85-page complaint was “florid and enervating,” and adds that an amended filing must be no more than 40 pages.

New York’s highest court has agreed to weigh in on the constitutionality of a state law requiring social platforms to accept complaints about offensive speech and disclose how they’re handled.