Digital Marketing

From the land of Shonda Rhimes comes a seven-part whodunit series about a possible murder in the White House.

Nearly 25% of American households spend over $100 a month on streaming and subscription services. The average American household currently pays for an average 5.4 subscriptions.

Trump’s ouster of the FTC’s two Democrats “contradicts long standing Supreme Court precedent, undermines Congress’s constitutional authority to create bipartisan, independent commissions, and upends more than 110 years of work at the FTC to protect consumers from deceptive practices and monopoly power,” lawmakers say.

As Meta rolls out the first stage of its controversial content-moderation program based on X’s current system, a new report highlights deep-seated flaws in the approach based on its current performance on Elon Musk’s social-media app.

Art generated by AI without human input cannot be copyrighted under U.S. law, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. confirmed. Since all content must start with a prompt, the news is somewhat baffling.

Humans have souls, and when we write or create content, we tap into the soul to find ways to connect on a level that cannot be replicated.

Adobe has identified a 1,300% spike in traffic to retail sites driven by generative AI-powered chatbots – part of its latest report exploring how chatbots have begun to influence shopper behaviors.

Oracle is considering a sale of TikTok’s stateside operations while potentially allowing for China-based owner ByteDance to remain in full control of the app’s powerful algorithm.

The NBA wants the Supreme Court to review a ruling reviving claims the group violated a Reagan-era video privacy law by embedding Meta Platforms’ analytics tool on NBA.com.

Ads have begun to serve up on websites that block content, making site visitors angry and forcing them to abandon the window.