Digital Marketing

Warner’s DC Studios has been struggling in recent years amid industry-wide troubles and overall superhero box-office malaise.

Amazon’s annual shopping event has now eclipsed two Black Fridays in terms of online revenue.

DOJ files a statement of interest in case against The Washington Post, Reuters, Associated Press and BBC.

“It benefits no one — least of all the labels — to plunge ahead with burdensome litigation on a theory the Supreme Court may soon reject,” the company argues.

A new law in Texas threatens to transform social media platforms into “overzealous censors,” the tech industry funded group Chamber of Progress told a federal appellate court.

As consumers migrate from one device or channel to another, the old labels are no longer useful for strategic planning.

As AWS heads into its annual summit this coming week, its worldwide head of physical retail Justin Swagler could get his wish — the “Agentic Store,” where AI orchestrates every aspect of retail in real-time.

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Advertisers stepped more cautiously across Amazon Prime Day, with media spend on the first two days dropping sharply compared with last year.

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