Digital Marketing

A group of thousands of authors has won a $1.5 billion settlement from Anthropic that their lead lawyer calls “the largest known copyright recovery in history,” the Guardian reports.  In the case filed in 2024 by Andrea Bartz and two other authors, the plaintiffs alleged that Anthropic used their protected work to power Claude chatbots. […]

Awareness campaign from Definium tells mental healthcare providers disregulated brain circuitry may contribute to chronic anxiety symptoms.

Alphabet has recorded double-digit growth for 12 consecutive quarters. But Google faces challenges, as reports suggest Reddit is considering shutting off its flow of information for use in Google’s AI engines. And massive investments have begun to raise questions on the stability of spending funds based on forecasts for long-term demand.

Pinterest has announced the return of its “Inclusion Fund,” an ongoing program designed to offer monetary and educational support to up-and-coming creators from a diverse range of backgrounds who are utilizing the platform’s “inclusive features.”

“X has not shown, or even come close to showing, that the order is obsolete, unfair, or contrary to the public interest,” Senators Ed Markey, Richard Blumenthal and Ron Wyden say in a letter sent Wednesday to FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson.

“Meta might prefer that Section 230 grant it sweeping immunity, but that is not the law,” the Consumer Federation of America argues in new court papers.

The hope for a technological break with decadence is nothing new. You may remember some of the buzzy concepts in this long inventory of hype: The Global Village, The Information Superhighway, Cyberspace, The New Economy, move fast and break things…

Video ads based on location continue to expand into other countries and market segments, as Amazon reports sales in its business division rose nearly 30% globally this year, with expansion in categories such as repair tools, fresh groceries, and office furniture.

Decades ago, then NBCU chief Jeff Zucker famously quipped how search engines were replacing news publishers’ “analog dollars” with “digital pennies.” Twenty-one years later they are becoming AI half-pennies.

Gen Z may be the next generation of sports fans – but in a way that revolves around the buzzword “fandom.”