Google has reversed a decision on its plan to phase out third-party cookies and said it will continue to improve tracking protections for users in Chrome's Incognito mode, which already … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan

Stoller was most recently Global Chief Innovation Officer at IPG's UM. At the same time, he was executive vice president-managing partner of the IPG Media Lab. Read the full story by Steve McClellan

The Blue Origin operation succeeded without injury, except to the reputations of Katy Perry, Gayle King, and, of course, Bezos. Read the full story by Barbara Lippert

Less than a hundred days into Trump 2.0, perceptions of America's ability to remain the leader of the free world have tumbled, falling even lower than its last recent low … Read the full story by Joe Mandese

With so many core human values under siege, we have too much silence. We have too much quiet complicity -- and too many compromising their principles. Read the full story by Dave Morgan

A pair of network news anchors put on their game faces to issue a commentary accusing their own company of treading on journalistic ethics and traditions. Read the full story by Adam Buckman

Despite antitrust monopoly challenges, Alphabet reported revenue for Q1 2025 rose 12% year-over-year to $90.2 billion, reflecting momentum across the business. Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan

The Q1 decline was expected. CEO Mark Read said the firm has so far seen no "significant change in client spending," despite elevated macro stresses on the economy. Read the full story by Steve McClellan

The consensus projection among analysts was that the decline would be 4.1% so it beat expectation in that context. The company also beat profit margin expectations (excluding a restructuring charge … Read the full story by Steve McClellan

"The president cannot be compelled to retain the services of principal officers whom he no longer believes should be entrusted with the exercise of executive power," the Justice Department argues. Read the full story by Wendy Davis

The Supreme Court should turn away personal injury law firm Lerner & Rowe, which is seeking to revive a lawsuit over the use of its trademarks to trigger search ads, … Read the full story by Wendy Davis

Florida has sued Snap for allegedly violating a controversial new social media law that prohibits platforms with "addictive features" from allowing anyone under 14 to create accounts, and requires those … Read the full story by Wendy Davis

Graze - which powers creation of many custom Bluesky feeds - is helping feed developers monetize through advertising, becoming the first company to introduce ads to the protocol on which … Read the full story by Colin Kirkland

"The FTC alleged the company charged customers for Uber One, a service for fee-free delivery, without their consent," according to CNN Business. Read the full story by Tanya Gazdik

Google continues to make updates and upgrades to its search auction system as the DOJ pushes its agenda to stop the company's monopolistic practices in search. The DOJ's proposal aims … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan

The main issue: Did Vincent Bollore control Vivendi and if so should the Bollore Group have made a buyout offer as required by French law? Read the full story by Steve McClellan

In results announced at the annual shareholders meeting, voters rejected the proposed elimination of DEI policies. Read the full story by Sarah Mahoney

Truth in Advertising sent a letter to Tesla's general counsel alleging that the automaker continues to make unqualified claims in social media promotional posts. Read the full story by Tanya Gazdik

A Minnesota law criminalizing "deep fakes" is "so vague and unintelligible" that it violates the First Amendment, Elon Musk's X argues. Read the full story by Wendy Davis

Trust is everything. And nothing. Even brands and institutions that are deeply mistrusted can still succeed. Which is precisely the way of the world these days. Everything is mistrusted, yet … Read the full story by J. Walker Smith