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Google appears to be headed for a major victory in its showdown with Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood. The company has shown a "substantial likelihood" that its free speech rights … Read the whole story
The technology that advertisers use may have changed, but the Federal Trade Commission's mission remains the same. That was the main message in FTC … Read the whole story
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I was reading a news item recently about another startup in the marketing analytics space. This startup analyzes eye movements as customers browse in … Read the whole story
Google has so far refunded $30 million to parents whose children made in-app purchases, the company says in new court papers. The company revealed … Read the whole story
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To say that we're in the midst of a sea change in content consumption and creation is a bit of an understatement. It's more … Read the whole story
A group of ad attorney gurus gazed into their crystal balls to give some provocative predictions of the regulatory and legal hurdles that advertisers … Read the whole story
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Social media is emerging as a key way for politicians and political organizations to engage and activate voters. To better understand how politicians are … Read the whole story
The U.S. cable industry is moving toward further consolidation. The fourth-biggest U.S. operator, Charter Communications, has agreed to buy Bright House Networks, the sixth-biggest … Read the whole story
