by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 30, 1:54 PM
Sessions have more than doubled in the past year since July 2026, tripled during the most recent quarter, and grew nearly fivefold during the past 13 months, according to recent data.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 29, 9:00 AM
The company is bringing AI-powered tools to partners, agencies and tech providers that want to build their own AI-powered solutions across the company's ad ecosystem.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 28, 2:25 PM
Scope3, a company built to measure the carbon footprint of digital advertising, was renamed to Apostra last week and changed its focus.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 25, 8:50 AM
Recent technology shows how Meta Platforms is moving toward search and transactions for brands rather than selling traditional advertising, and monetizing it through Muse, its AI agent.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 24, 3:02 PM
Many consumers have begun to settle into routines with preferred chatbots. The implications for advertisers are reshaping the traditional marketing funnel.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 23, 3:33 PM
Cisco predicts AI network traffic will double every six months. Google advertising and YouTube services have already experienced the first wave of traffic in mainstream applications.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 22, 3:07 PM
SPO helped to reduce wasted ad spend from low-quality inventory and invalid traffic, and increased transparency and control across the programmatic supply chain. But it wasn't enough.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 21, 8:00 AM
A foundational cybersecurity concept called 'principle of least privilege' points toward security lessons and what companies like Amazon, Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Meta allow AI models to do.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 18, 12:22 PM
'OpenAI Sponsored Agents' launched earlier this week with new integrations, with HubSpot the first CRM integration. The updates represent the next step in automation and building OpenAI's AI-based advertising platform, making the ads a part of the conversation with brands.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 17, 12:55 PM
In a federal court order, a judge opted for a set of rules governing how Google must operate its ad business units - the second time in recent years a federal judge declined to dismantle a piece of Google's business. The court publicly released the unredacted document on Sept. 16. and both sides were given 14 days to propose redactions for confidential business information, but neither side did so.