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Google has added programmatic features to traditional TV buying in DoubleClick Bid Manager -- taking the first step to allow advertisers and agencies to manage their video campaigns across digital … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
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Dun & Bradstreet is offering Eyeota clients 350 of its own audience segments, particularly focused on B2B verticals like finance, insurance, telecommunications and technology. Read the full story by Philip Rosenstein

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A federal judge in California has tentatively approved Facebook's settlement of a class-action accusing the company of scanning users' private messages. Read the full story by Wendy Davis
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Mobile click share continued to grow in Q1, representing 59% of all paid-search traffic, as advertisers followed consumers' preference to search on mobile devices. Mobile CPCs rose 40% YoY, closing … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
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Cosmopolitan.com launched a Wedding hub to house its bridal-themed content, including wedding fashion trends, makeup tips, decor hacks and celebrity wedding news. Read the full story by Sara Guaglione
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Brands have one purpose, selling products and services to the consumers of the world. So unless social backlash and media scrutiny are causing a serious decline in sales numbers, are … Read the full story by Dinah Alobeid

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While mobile viewing of TVE content is dropping, viewing on TV-connected devices -- set-top-box devices like Apple TV , Roku, and Chromecast -- has climbed among viewers of TV Everywhere … Read the full story by Wayne Friedman
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Does The New York Times joining Snapchat Discover lend an air of respectability to a new platform, and breathe new life into an aging publisher? That's obviously what the partners … Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley

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LinkedIn's Matched Audiences is a series of three marketing features that will roll out across all of LinkedIn's advertising products over the next week, including LinkedIn Sponsored Content and
LinkedIn … Read the full story by Jess Nelson
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Starting in May, Apple plans to cut the commissions it pays on apps and in-app purchases from 7% down to 2.5%. While Apple is not offering much by way of … Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley