Marketing

Fyllo Is Getting Back Into The Weeds Of Regulated Advertising After A Buyback From Samba TV

What do cannabis, politics and financial services have in common? Besides the fact that they can give you an awful headache, they’re also all regulated markets that face an array of rules and restrictions when it comes to advertising, and they need help to get it right. Data and tech company Fyllo, which was founded

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From Prime Day To Peak Season: Why Creative Is Your Holiday Retail Media Advantage

With Amazon Prime Day in full force, marketers are navigating one of the biggest retail events of the summer. But this Prime Day isn’t just a moment to drive sales; it’s a critical opportunity to test and learn. The creative and strategic insights brands gather now can set the tone for success during the all-important

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GreenGeeks plants 50K trees to reduce the impact of data centres

GreenGeeks has planted 50,000 trees to ease the environmental impact of the data centres required for running websites. The milestone is notable because the company connects its work to the ongoing concern about how online activity can use energy and contribute to pollution. A data centre can include hundreds or even thousands of machines stacked…

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Get Your Clicks While You Can; WPP’s No Good Very Bad Year

Costs And Clicks People are clicking on fewer and fewer Google Search ads, reports Search Engine Roundtable. Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said during a recent investor call that ads on pages with AI Overviews (AIOs) perform similarly to ads on pages without AI-generated responses. However, Google has a poor track record when it comes to

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Condé Nast and Hearst strike Amazon AI licensing deals for Rufus

Condé Nast and Hearst have signed multi-year agreements with Amazon to license their content for use in its AI shopping assistant Rufus, according to sources with knowledge of the deals.  The news comes just six weeks after The New York Times revealed its own AI licensing tie-up with Amazon, which allows Amazon to use articles

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