The 16-month House investigation into tech largest companies — Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google — is officially over. Released last week, the House Judiciary Committee’s report accuses the four companies... read more →
As if electing the leader of the free world next month isn’t big enough, there’s one issue on California’s ballot that could have a huge impact on privacy rules for... read more →
Digital overload. It was a “thing” going into 2020, with more than half of workers surveyed by the Paper & Packaging Board saying they felt digital overload at work. Then... read more →
Apple’s much-talked-about iOS 14 was supposed to include a major advancement for user privacy… and it was poised to have a massive impact on the digital ad industry. “When iOS... read more →
Stop scrolling; it’s bad for your mental health. That’s the overriding conclusion from published research that links time spent on social media to... read more →
Well, this is a bit of a surprise. Apple’s IOS14 was poised to torpedo the digital ad machine with its anticipated privacy feature that would require developers to get user... read more →
As our economy… and our collective patience with this pandemic… both shrink, there’s one thing that’s expanding at an enormous rate. “In an increasingly digital world intensified by the outbreak... read more →
There’s a glitch in the matrix, folks. Google, that behemoth of ad revenues, forecast a fairly steep drop in projected revenues from their March 2020 predictions. Principal analyst Nicole Perrin... read more →
“ … a mere fraction of your chicken nugget budget.” That’s how Cosmopolitan recently positioned their new Cosmo Unlocked subscription service to readers, according to Kathryn Hopkins in WWD. "For... read more →
They made their point – loud and clear – and now what? Last month’s Facebook ad boycott, designed to force the social platform to better police their site for hate... read more →