Digital Marketing

“Jeopardy!” contestant Harvey Silikovitz shared his personal struggle with Parkinson’s disease and then won the game Monday night by a huge margin.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday refused to reconsider a ruling that struck down net neutrality rules that would have prohibited broadband providers from blocking traffic based on its content.

Over 41,000 people reported problems with accessing X Monday morning on user report-tracking website DownDetector. Report rates continued to accumulate in the tens of thousands the following day before the issue was resolved.

“The risk posed by the widespread collection and sale of location data has become immediately and particularly relevant given federal threats to California’s immigrant communities, and to reproductive and gender-affirming healthcare,” Bonta’s office stated Monday.

“This tax will discourage companies from marketing their products and services, resulting in lower sales, job losses, and a weaker local economy,” the ANA, IAB, 4As and others stated Tuesday.

Google released a project called Carbon Footprint for Google Ads, available beginning Tuesday by request to select advertisers across EMEA. It will become widely available in the future.

The blog’s title: If Marketers Don’t Accept — And Execute Change — They Will Become Irrelevant

Over the last few months Disney, WBD, Apple, Amazon, Comcast and Lionsgate, among others, have resumed advertising on X. Why?

TurboTax did a first-of-its-kind “takeover” of a WWE Raw episode. Future sponsors include Snickers, MinuteMaid, Cricket Wireless, Wingstop, and others.

Details are scanty for John Mulaney’s new Netflix talk show, “Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.”