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The Internet Association is urging a federal appellate court to make clear that Twitter can continue to block users -- regardless of whether President Trump may legally do so. Read the whole story
"Based on publicly available research and plaintiffs' own analysis, Facebook overstates the potential reach of its advertisements," business owner Danielle Singer alleges in a … Read the whole story
Xumo has focused much of its efforts on the smart TV segment, making itself available for free to buyers of TVs from makers such … Read the whole story
Pandora announced a deal with the mobile carrier T-Mobile to offer its 76 million customers free access to Pandora Plus for one year. Read the whole story
Due to what it's calling "technical and business constraints," Twitter is officially cutting off access to API features on which many third-party clients rely. … Read the whole story
A letter circulating at Google's headquarters is raising concerns about the company's willingness to launch a search app that abides by China's "censorship requirements." Read the whole story
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Most firms still don't have the infrastructure in place to capitalize on first-party data. Here's how to do so. Read the whole story
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The digital veil of anonymity has given data stewards permission to depreciate the human connection. To be more transparent, our industry needs to recognize … Read the whole story
YouTube took the ad down, or told the studios to. Apparently, YouTube has rules about content that scares the crap out of people. Certain … Read the whole story
