The U.S. Department of Justice is challenging Google’s advertising practices, alleging that its monetization system unfairly disadvantages news publishers
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Tech billionaire Larry Ellison will control Paramount after Skydance merger
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Pepsi is making a triumphant return to the arena, nearly two decades after the iconic ‘Roman Empire’ campaign captivated audiences. In this epic sequel, the brand joins forces with ‘Gladiator II’ and a star-studded lineup of NFL superstars
Advertisers are feeling bullish about the rest of 2024, according to an update to the 2024 Outlook Study released today by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)
