Other countries are catching up with the United States in negativity toward social media, Pew ResearchCenter reports. While 64% in the US feel social media is harming democracy, that feeling is shared ...

Quince has won at least a temporary victory in the false advertising suit filed against it by Williams-Sonoma (WSI) in 2025, Fashion Law reports. In dismissing the action, U.S. Judge Edward J. Davila ...

Kroger says it can forecast e-commerce purchase conversions, using predictive creative scoring prior to campaign launch, based on a study done with Vidmob and trade association MMA Global, Grocery ...

MGM Resorts, a recent purchase target for Barry Diller’s People Inc., may now turn the tables and acquire People, Inc., The Wall Street Journal reports. MGM is now deciding whether to make a bid, ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that will provide $20,000 in tax credits to newsrooms for each of five reporters they hire, and $15,000 for additional journalists, with no cap, Cal ...

Amazon will lose advertising revenue if AI assistants become the place where consumers make buying decisions, Benzinga reports. These shoppers would potentially bypass Amazon’s sponsored listings. But ...

A new drama coming to HBO and HBO Max this week will take its place among the best of the recent TV dramas about the super, ...

In September, overall CPMs spiked 40% from a year ago, according to Guideline. From March-July, overall average CPMs were roughly the same as a year ago, at $26.60.

Google has defeated an antitrust lawsuit by consumers who claimed the company's search distribution deals with Apple and others prevented potential rivals from offering search engines that would have ...

Silverstein and his partner Jeff Goodby, two of Adland's brightest luminaries, have spent most of their careers creating work that has shaped brands, entered the cultural lexicon and inspired ...

Strong creative wins more conversions at lower cost. Platforms reward strong creative with cheaper distribution, higher engagement and access to higher-quality audiences.

Republicans have led a resurgence in trust in the media, according to a new Gallup survey, The Hill reports. Trust in mass media grew by 5% this year to 33%. This included  newspapers, television and ...