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While most of the name changes are subtle, each word aims to enhance the description. For example, the word "Starts" will change to "Sessions," so "Mobile App Starts" will update … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
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The Relevance Score for searches through personal assistants will become the next evolution of a quality-like score used by Google to determine the ranking of content from typed search-engine queries. Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
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The new rules governing ad placements will allow publishers to place ads after every 250 words of editorial content in Instant Articles. That compares to the previous proportion of one … Read the full story by Erik Sass
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Commerce Signals, a platform that aggregates transaction data, has partnered with LiveRamp to give additional weight to its in-store attribution metrics. Using LiveRamp's IdentityLink product,
Commerce Signals' clients will have … Read the full story by Philip Rosenstein
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Targeting one particular TV viewer can be challenging -- if not cost-prohibitive. But focusing on a powerful public official who has a vested interest in all things media -on a … Read the full story by Wayne Friedman

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The pursuit to bring self-driving cars to market just received a multi-billion-dollar boost. Intel has agreed to acquire Mobileye for $15 billion cash in an effort to accelerate its pursuit … Read the full story by Chase Martin
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Transformative as it has been, the mobile revolution has left Google's dominant market position largely intact. Indeed, the search giant will soak up the lion's share (40.7%) of domestic digital … Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley
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"It's clear that consumers, who have grown accustomed to self-support in a search-engine environment, now also want the customer service function of their favorite brands to follow a similar suit," … Read the full story by Aaron Baar
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Emails that close with a variation of "thank you" have a jump in response rates when compared to alternative email endings, according to a recent study by Boomerang. Read the full story by Jess Nelson
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Mid-roll ads, which appear inside TV content, now have a 97% completion rate, according to a new study that spans all devices -- PC, tablet, smartphones and connected TV. Long-form … Read the full story by Wayne Friedman