Digital Marketing

Unless overturned, a ruling requiring Meta to face claims in Vermont will result in “immediate and severe consequences for the internet economy,” the tech group NetChoice argues in papers filed this week with the Supreme Court.

The new campaign for Dallas’ hometown paper builds on a “This Is Home” theme featuring its long relationship with the community as well as its bespoke columnists and journalist staff.

Gap became the first major fashion retailer Tuesday to announce a checkout integration in Google Gemini, allowing purchases through AI chat.

We’ve been in an abusive relationship with Facebook for years, so Hey.Cafe is a community that seems politely, genuinely happy to be there.

For Samsung TV Plus, Samsung TV’s operating system, the company says this is the first external CTV device partnership to offer this capability with Amazon.

Apple will launch an ad platform for Maps this summer, allowing agencies and brands to run campaigns in the company’s Maps app.

But cost cuts, including an 11.5% staff reduction last year, encouraged investors to boost the company’s stock price 25% after full-year earnings were released this morning.

The Federal Communications Commission  has approved the transfer of 10 local television broadcast licenses from Allen Media Group to Gray Media, TheDesk.net reports.  Allen Media Group announced the transaction last August after saying it had to sell off its local TV stations to address debt obligations. It is not clear why the transaction was delayed from the expected

The Pentagon announced it will move journalists from their dedicated workspace inside the building to work from a separate facility, The Washington Post reports. And while saying it will comply, it plans to appeal a decision by Senior U.S. Judge Paul L. Friedman that the Defense Department’s media police violated press freedom and due process

The ongoing dispute between NewsGuard Technologies and the Federal Trade Commission is now being fought in court, TVNewsCheck reports. NewsGuard, a media monitoring services, filed suit last month, accusing the FTC of “brazenly using its power not for any issue concerning trade or commerce but rather to censor speech simply because it disagreed with NewsGuard’s judgments