Digital Marketing

Offices and infrastructure of Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have been declared “legitimate targets” for attack by Iran’s government based on the conflict with the U.S. and Israel, according to media sources.

Agencies provided feedback that made the interface easier to bring on clients, optimize product listings across Google, and drive consistent shopping campaigns.

New York is considering a bill that would make social media companies responsible for limiting fraud, theTimes-Union reports.  The SAFE Platforms Act would mandate that social media firms would improve the ability of users to report fraud, while allowing them to view an advertiser’s legal name, country or jurisdiction. It would also require a “know your customer”

West Virginia is getting close to passing a bill that would limit state contracting with ad agencies that use services that rank media outlets by accuracy and bias, the Herald-Star reports. The House Judiciary Committee amended and recommended the First Amendment Preservation Act and it will now move to the full House. The bill is

State Farm, Degree and ESPN launch campaigns ahead of bracket season. And the crowd’s already getting sweaty.

Business deals for Warner Bros. are not uplifting movie-like stories to recite.

The drama seems forced in the new coroner-detective drama “Scarpetta” starring Nicole Kidman in the lead role as a crack coroner in northern Virginia.

An analysis found the “majority of impressions available for purchase lack program, and episode level information, genre classifications, quality, ratings.” Research was conducted by Peer39, which specializes in pre-bid targeting/post-buy analysis.

Chalamet’s remarks that “no one cares” about ballet and opera led the Seattle Opera to offer a discount for using the promo code TIMOTHEE.

The national customer appreciation giving program lets customers choose either a mission-aligned product or direct the gift’s value to charity.