Axios, CNN, the FT and Forbes joined, yet Google gave no payment amounts or terms. How does this deal differ from the AI answer payments Google tests in Search?

Netflix fell to 1.5% and streaming to 10.4% as Poles added 7 minutes of daily TV in September. Which services actually lost viewing time, and who gained it?

App developers get seven complaint labels and two open models to sort rival reviews in a reworked 2023 post. Its code drops a sort filter its text still cites.

Developers failing to remedy violations after notice risk removal under rule 1.2, and 2.5.19 targets bait-and-switch. Does the rule text match Apple's summary?

DeepSeek priced agent web search at $0.75 per 1,000 calls from October 31, 2026, as Cloudflare began scoring Verified bots on whether they obey site rules.

Average minute rating is the average share of a target population watching each minute of a programme, slot or ad break, the core figure behind TV ratings.

Time-shifted viewing is watching a TV programme after its scheduled broadcast, by recording or on demand, and is counted in windows such as Live+7, C3 and C7.

A single-source panel measures the same people's media exposure and their purchases, or their use of several media, so one dataset links both without modelling.

A paper tested whether Google results and OpenAI's API can stand in for ChatGPT's citations. They matched cited sites more often than the exact pages.

The Global Vendor List is IAB Europe's weekly JSON registry of ad tech vendors, their IDs and declared data purposes, read by consent platforms across Europe.

Limited ads are Google's serving mode that shows ads without personalisation or ad cookies when European users refuse device storage under IAB Europe's TCF.

A fallback consent message is a backup banner Google's CMP shows EEA, UK and Swiss users when an ad request lacks a TC String, keeping traffic eligible for ads.

Policy center is the Google AdSense, Ad Manager and AdMob tool listing a publisher's policy violations, their effect on ad serving and the review to fix them.

Meta withheld the markers it used to tie NSO to new accounts and malicious links sent in 2026. Can platforms enforce spyware bans without exposing detection?

Article 4 licensing pays rightsholders, not necessarily authors. A 15-page IViR paper tests AI levies and residual rights under the UN covenant: who gets paid?

Discover-Tech bid on 3.77bn impressions in four months, reaching almost 200,000 apps and sites. The report asks how a spyware partner stayed certified so long.

Meta sees no user prompts when two 512GB Mac Studios run the model locally. Does the truce after the 2021 tracking fight reach Siri or Apple Intelligence next?

Uber ride and Eats signals now reach display, native and video buyers via private marketplace deals. CTV, pricing and how results get measured go unstated.

Holding companies are buying data software to build curated marketplaces, Stuart Keith says, leaving publishers to match first-party data. Who gets the spend?

Bid boosts in Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands target repeat buyers and suppress one-time shoppers. What does one test cutting CPC by a third prove?