PolicyBlog
This week, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson reiterated his belief that a "St. Louis Post-Dispatch" reporter who uncovered a cybersecurity flaw should face charges for allegedly violating a computer tampering law. Read the whole story
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted Google a patent describing a web browser-based API that can control authorization of data transmissions within … Read the whole story
Like the crystal ball in New York City's Times Square, the doodle on Google's search engine home page marks the transition to another year. Read the whole story
The #giveaspit campaign breaks in Times Square on New Year's Eve during the worst pandemic in a century. Read the whole story
Traditional TV-centric media generally headed south, including Walt Disney and Discovery. However, Fox Corp and Sony Corp did well. Read the whole story
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Web3 ad tech won't be about building massive databases and squeezing out bigger and bigger margins from the advertising supply chain. Read the whole story
Attributing search results to source documents could help verify the accuracy of information. Researchers build transparent language models designed to evaluate sources. Read the whole story
Facebook is urging a court to refuse to revive a lawsuit by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Children's Health Defense, which claimed its right to … Read the whole story
The bulk of advertising and promotional messaging was placed on NFL football, college football, Major League Baseball, and ESPN's "SportCenter" programming. Total Q4 airings … Read the whole story
Most found that interactive voice response (IVR) was unintelligent, and many felt it was downright dumb, eGain reports. Read the whole story
