Google has expanded access to its AI Mode search beyond Google One AI Premium U.S. subscribers. The lack of links to businesses will become a challenge for all when asking for detailed information.
The feature provided links to general information, but not when it came to specifics in my searches.
"This copyright case presents urgent questions governing the innovation at the heart of America's preeminence - at least for now - in artificial intelligence systems," Ross Intelligence argues.
The shutdown covers articles based on public records obtained through the FOIA.
Bleacher Report and ESPN led publishers with 82 million and 70 million engagements, respectively.
Most tools tested confidently presented inaccurate answers and rarely used qualifying phrases such as "it appears," "it's possible" or "might" or acknowledged knowledge gaps with statements like "I
couldn't locate the exact article," according to a study released early this month.
Rewards went to 660 security researchers who reported security bugs in Google's products throughout the company from its Vulnerability Reward Program. Microsoft also expanded its program.
The evolution of online advertising and search has raised important questions about trust, privacy, and continued relevance of traditional performance methods across digital. Shoppable video content
and niche platforms are predicted as top emerging channels for growth in the future - all tied to performance.
Across all publishers, 258,000 apps were downloaded per minute in 2024 for iOS and Android operating systems - down 1% vs. the prior year for iOS and Google Play stores, according to a new report
released by Sensor Tower.
If Google adds filters to Gemini that allow users to control what they see in results, it could make it more difficult for advertisers, brands and publishers to reach target audiences through AI.
"Daily Mail" ran an eye-tracking study with Lumen Research challenging the a long-held practice among brands to take brand-safety measures that avoid ads running alongside scandalous, negative or
undesirable news content.
The new service will safeguard the rights of publishers, Dow Jones says.
Shailesh Prakash, vice president and general manager for Google News, has resigned. He is known to be important to the company's relationships with publishers.
The magazine will use Headliner's Disco to provide relevant podcasts.
Technology specialists have a clearer vision of the AI future, a study by the Open Society Foundations says.
Younger people are more likely to accept a discussion of mental health in ads, a study by Hearst and the Ad Council Research Institute finds.
In the EU, Google sends less traffic to itself than in the U.S., data shows. The research suggests the European Digital Markets Act could have an impact on the differences.
Global analysis of more than one trillion ad impressions in display and video show a direct correlation between high-quality digital ads and lower carbon emissions. Google has been pushing
authenticity in ads and content for years.
With 72% of B2B marketers expecting budgets to increase this year, per a LinkedIn study, the company said it will release support for lead generation and website visits in Accelerate campaigns.
Fewer people read print newspapers than they did in 2018.
DeepSee says it can detect inorganic or bot-driven website traffic.
A poll found 11% of likely voters find the media very trustworthy and 32% find it somewhat trustworthy - and voters trust the Supreme Court but not Congress, The Center Square reports.
Despite the decline in digital revenue for U.K. publishers, strong gains in subscriptions, audio and sponsorships mitigated the damage.
Well, that's what my analysis of the IAB's just-released study shows: Americans would pay $163.50 per month vs. the $13.48 the U.S. ad industry currently pays to reach them.
Experts in academia crunch the data to determine the fair market value that Meta and Google should pay U.S. publishers for the use of their content.
"Good Housekeeping" magazine leads Pew's study on print media.
The reality is that publishers and TV networks cannot guarantee sales -- all they can do is provide a good advertising environment.
The Winterberry Group Thursday released its 2024 outlook for U.S. advertising, marketing and data spend. It looks at online and offline channels and the business drivers and trends behind the data.
Researchers set out to answer the question of whether search results are worse now than ever before. They predict a long-term increase in spam and a decline in overall quality.
Here's one more reason to say goodbye to tracking browser cookies.
Revenue from advertising and sponsored content is also a priority in the new year.