Mobile Insider
From privacy worries to security concerns to general tech phobia, not everyone's sold on "mobile wallets." Still, plenty of folks are totally into the idea. Worldwide, a fresh forecast from … Read the whole story
NBCUniversal has created what it says is the industry's first unified advertising metric -- measuring all live, on-demand and time-shifted commercial impressions on every … Read the whole story
The woman who shot four people at YouTube's San Bruno, Calif. headquarters before taking her own life had a YouTube channel with several videos. … Read the whole story
Google has also been testing new ad formats and transaction types such as programmatic media-buying methods. The products in these closed, invitation-only tests have … Read the whole story
The new figure -- significantly higher than previous estimates -- was revealed Wednesday by Facebook's Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer, who outlined additional steps … Read the whole story
The governor "never intended his Facebook or Twitter accounts to be like a public park, where anyone is welcome to enter and say whatever … Read the whole story
The three -- Comcast, Charter, and Cox -- are debuting a shared advanced advertising unit that will design, deploy and sell ads across their … Read the whole story
"Edible Arrangements cannot demonstrate any contract defenses that would permit avoidance of the arbitration agreement," Google contends in papers filed Monday in U.S. District … Read the whole story
The service, which originally launched with a library of Korean soap operas and dramas, is in the midst of an expansion in North America, … Read the whole story
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Last week was the beginning of the baseball season, but in our house it's really the beginning of the over-the-top (OTT) season. Read the whole story
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Advertisers, agencies, entrepreneurs and investors -- everyone involved in the ad-technology space -- must understand that consolidation doesn't signal the end of programmatic innovation, … Read the whole story
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Facebook has announced a number of new actions and policies to protect privacy. But will they deflect the Cambridge Analytica scandal? Read the whole story
