Digital Marketing

A district court judge struck down the Defending Democracy from Deepfake Deception Act last year, ruling that the law is inconsistent with Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

In what will likely prove to be Magna Global’s last — and Omnicom Media’s only — public global/regional ad spending estimates, the former Interpublic unit quietly updated its Atlas database at year-end with its official December 2025 forecast.

Campaign features OOH ads, a content marketing blog series, podcast sponsorships, and partnerships with queer influencers and creators.

A federal judge has dismissed a class-action privacy complaint claiming the company wrongly collected location data about Facebook users via tracking software embedded in mobile apps.

The good news is AI experts don’t believe agents will automate reading trade pub content like this anytime soon. The bad news is marketers do.

Similarweb will provide web traffic and engagement data that integrate into Manus AI agents. The outcome provide customers the ability to better analyze and optimize campaigns.

Platform updates announced at CES 2026 showed that retail media players are spending on fundamental capabilities like measurement, data access and intelligence, eMarketer writes. Brands like Albertsons, DoorDash, Instacart, and Walmart Connect signaled an evolution from chasing more inventory or novel formats. 

A new generation now has an opportunity to learn all about one of the most raucous and to some, shameful eras in television history.

A New Jersey bill set for passage would prevent media companies from promoting content that could fuel eating disorders in children. This would include diet product ads, New Jersey Monitor reports. Violating the bill could lead to penalties of up to $250,000 per violation. 

Penske Media, publisher of New York magazine, Rolling Stone and other titles, has sued Google, accusing the digital giant of costing them billions of dollars in revenue by monopolizing the digital advertising market, The Wrap reports. The complaint filed in federal court in New York alleges that Google allowed its own exchange to see rivals’ bids, enabling it to win