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Advocates also argue that the FCC should be raising the bar for internet service, not merely holding steady at 25 Mbps. But broadband providers say there's no reason to increase … Read the whole story
Google said it would begin blocking ads in Chrome that don't comply with the Coalition for Better Ads standards, but not all the standards … Read the whole story
Expert media journalist Alex Weprin has joined MediaPost as editor of Digital News Daily. Weprin, who most recently was senior editor at Politico, has … Read the whole story
North American marketers are more likely to increase their marketing budgets for Amazon in the next year than they are for Google, Bing, Facebook … Read the whole story
As a new SEC filing from AT&T shows, traditional video bundles are on the decline, while streaming bundles are on the rise. Can the … Read the whole story
The big four ad revenue-producing digital media companies -- Google, Facebook, Twitter and Snap -- are expected to see a collective steady 25% rise … Read the whole story
One-third of all digital/technology marketing executives say they are delivering fresh content daily or hourly on digital media platforms. Read the whole story
Website operators "have every right to employ technological measures" to block scraping by outside companies, Craigslist says in new court papers. Read the whole story
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The publisher and technology giant are joining forces to launch a new proprietary video advertising unit, Adapt Video, to meet growing demand for digital … Read the whole story
Caught up in yet another controversy, Jack Dorsey is apologizing to actor Rose McGowan, whose Twitter account was temporarily suspended on Wednesday. Making matters … Read the whole story
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When a friend introduced me to Esther Dyson -- technology thought leader and investor -- I jumped at the chance to ask about her … Read the whole story
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Better ad formats. Brand trust. Publisher responsibility. What took you so long? Read the whole story
Sundar Pichai returned to Pittsburgh as CEO of Google to announce the company's plans to give $1 billion to Americans who need an education … Read the whole story
