Approved forums and social platforms can send content and interaction signals through a separate pipeline. Here's who can apply and how it compares to crawling.

Why would a site that ranked fine suddenly fail Google’s quality bar after moving domains? Here’s what I found and what I can’t yet prove.

Consent string errors from EEA, UK and Swiss ad requests now sit under Regulatory issue. Will error codes and seven-day counts survive the Policy center move?

Tracking subdomains whose IPv4 address shares under 16 leading bits with the main site lose cookie life. Does moving tracking to a path on the site fix it?

Clause covers sites tied to any Facebook or Instagram business account and adds AI training rights. Meta says it is about product data. Does the text agree?

Ads Super Burst test flights reached a median 34 million people, Meta says, about 14% of US adults online. The research behind those lift claims is unpublished.

Vendor ID 1648 lets publisher consent tools name Lacuna's ad exchange in EU consent strings. What the listing proves about compliance, and what it does not.

Germany's reluctant-yes rate hits 24%, more than double the UK and US, in an 11,000-person survey. Can a consent rate still be read as a real measure of trust?

Advocate General Biondi says the Commission owed ByteDance no second hearing inside the DMA's 45-working-day window. Will judges follow in the first DMA appeal?

No deadline yet for claims against the chatbot maker, so ad partners and states owed money wait, while a Jan 19 cutoff already applies to fraud-type claims.

Target frequency is a buying setting that aims ad delivery at an average number of exposures per person per week or month, used in YouTube and Meta campaigns.

Plagiarism detection is software that compares text with indexed sources to flag copied or paraphrased passages, as used by Turnitin, Copyscape and Google.

Native advertising is paid media that matches the form and function of the content around it, from in-feed units to branded articles, sold direct or via OpenRTB.

The NYT uses the prime real estate on its homepage to show off its free-to-air content. If it’s good enough for The NYT, it’s good enough for you.

Online gambling is the only category in the new Admin > Policy > Account section, and existing certificates stay put. Who gets it first, and what changes next?

Brand auction and instant deals are covered, and one rejected logo disapproves the whole ad. Which YouTube formats can actually carry the new assets in DV360?

Captioned "Me before I became a girl," the clip allegedly steered viewers to OnlyFans. Could a June copyright registration unlock $150,000 in statutory damages?

Inference cost is the compute and money spent each time a trained AI model answers a request. How it is priced per token, who pays it, and why ads now fund it.

Automated decision-making is a decision about a person taken by technical means without meaningful human involvement, restricted in the EU by GDPR Article 22.

Customer Match is Google's feature for uploading hashed first-party customer lists, such as emails and phone numbers, to target or exclude known users in ads.

Only one phrase changed: Amazon's October event now dates to 2022, not 2021. The first test of the forecast, Prime Big Deal Days, came in at $9.86bn vs $9.9bn.