Digital Marketing

As brands scramble to identify and resolve AI-generated false claims, a German court has ruled Google is legally liable for false claims appearing in AI Overviews. The case will soon likely impact other AI platforms.

More than two dozen attorneys general are urging a federal judge in Nebraska to allow enforcement of a law requiring social platforms to verify users’ ages and prohibit anyone under 18 from creating accounts, without parental permission.

Meta is partnering with broadcasters, national teams, commentators, creators and players to share coverage from the tournament.

The Trump administration is urging a federal judge to throw out claims that government officials censored online tools enabling people to report activity by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

The caveat: a “severe scenario” impact from a continuation or worsening of the Gulf Crisis that risks $39.6 billion and $54.1 billion for this year and next year, respectively.

Google is moving aggressively toward AI controlling the full execution layer across search and YouTube.

A story of operational mishaps, extreme sticker shock, and a massive disconnect between global boardroom expectations and actual consumer reality.

Should viewers and others be allowed to wager on how a TV series – reality, scripted or otherwise – might end?

Google debuted a new multichannel campaign in the U.S., demonstrating how AI in search helps fans learn something new and explore the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The group will make its case on panel sessions and in the streets (particularly along the Croisette) where it will solicit pledges from agencies to shun work related to fossil fuels.