AT&T, Verizon Press SCOTUS To Nix Privacy Fines
The carriers say they had the right to a trial by jury before being fined by the FCC.
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The carriers say they had the right to a trial by jury before being fined by the FCC.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell can proceed with claims that Meta violated consumer protection laws by allegedly designing Instagram to be addictive.
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“Lasting transformation requires the right culture and operational mindset,” WPP CTO Anne-Isabelle Choueiri states.
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About 29% of B2B marketing executives admit they aren’t confident their GTM efforts drive measurable business outcomes.
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“The Audacity” has a lot going for it, including a great script and story, a diverse cast of characters and dazzling locations.
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Analysts believe Trump wants to “even the score” – not necessarily only for consumers, but more for media companies. What is behind that?
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Analysts believe Trump wants to “even the score” – not necessarily only for consumers, but more for media companies. What is behind that?
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Meta is removing ads posted by attorneys who seek to recruit new clients for social-addiction lawsuits, Gizmodo reports. The ads are being pulled from all of Meta’s platforms. The company suffered two consecutive defeats in social-media trials, one for enabling sexual predators on Instagram and the other for fostering social-media addiction cases.
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A federal judge in Washington has ruled that the Pentagon violated his order to restore access for New York Times journalists, The Washington Post reports. In addition, U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman said that the Defense Department’s revised “interim” policy is an unconstitutional sidestepping of March ruling. Friedman also likened the Trump administration’s suppression
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OpenAI expects to earn $2.5 billion in advertising revenue in 2026 and $100 billion by 2030, Yahoo Finance reports, sourcing Axios. This is based on the assumption that OpenAI’s products will have 2.75 billion users by 2030, and that they attain a growing portion of the global digital advertising market.
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