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?

At ₹500 a day, 45 to 60 days costs ₹22,500 to ₹30,000, not ₹15,000. What new Indian sellers are told, and why ₹26,000 in ad credits depends on further spend.

Tracks where AI wrote both composition and vocals now carry a player-page label for listeners. YouTube gives no accuracy rate or date for its main app rollout.

Emoji are barred from domain names but allowed in URL paths, Gary Illyes and Cherry Prommawin say. Where the video and Google's own URL documentation part ways.

Identical JA4 fingerprints resurfaced on Selectel and Radist, keeping bots on one gambling account running. Why do network blocks fail when workloads move?

Recipients have 90 days to cash checks drawn from Walmart's $10 million June 2025 settlement. What did the FTC say the retailer failed to do on money transfers?

Sales Cloud teams get buying group, intent and engagement signals inside Hunter's pilot. No price, GA date or data limits are given. What does the deal cover?

High-impact display is large, non-standard display advertising, such as skins, takeovers and scrollers, built to win more attention than standard IAB banners.

ACR, or automatic content recognition, is smart TV software that identifies on-screen content by matching audio or video fingerprints for advertising targeting.

An audience graph is a media owner's linked map of households, devices and viewing or behaviour data, used to build, target and measure advertising audiences.

Sponsored Brands is Amazon's ad format showing a brand logo, headline and several products or a video atop search results. How it works, its history, disputes.

A bid modifier is a percentage that raises or lowers a base bid by device, location, time or audience. How it works in Google and Microsoft Ads, and its limits.

An in-market audience is a group of people a platform judges to be actively shopping in a category, inferred from searches and browsing, used to target ads.

The Google Search Network is the group of Google search surfaces and partner sites where Google Ads search ads appear, from Search and Maps to AI Mode answers.

AdMob is Google's ad network and monetization platform for mobile apps, run through the Google Mobile Ads SDK with mediation and bidding. How it works and why.