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Revenue grew in the double-figures for the likes of Big Tech companies Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon, as well as smaller social media competitors Snap, Pinterest and Reddit.
A panel discussed the growing emphasis on culture driven by the creator economy, and how YouTube is the platform for enabling brands to get involved.
The decision offers confirmation of Google’s market power and enables the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to consider and implement proportionate intervention measures to ensure fair competition and treatment of businesses who rely on Google.
A shadow internet is emerging that isn’t the dark web or criminal. It’s lighter, faster, and crafted not for humans but for machines.
Ozone has officially launched its Audience Connection Platform in the US amid a wider growth push that includes adding nearly 20 additional US publishers to its alliance and hiring more roles in Chicago, New York and elsewhere.
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A new study examined how high-attention media formats boost profitability, uncovering an ‘astonishing absurdity’ in marketing practice.
Digital ad revenue totalled £18.7bn in H1 and is expected to grow 10% annually in 2025 and 2026, reaching £45bn by next year.