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U.S. tech giant Meta, opens new tab has repeatedly failed to stop illegal ads for high-risk financial products running on its platforms in Britain, despite committing to block them, according to a review by the country’s financial regulator. (Phoebe Seers, Tommy Reggiori Wilkes and Jeff Horwitz/Reuters) |
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The tech giant was kicked off the board and had its membership revoked by the Swedish chapter of the trade body. Now the fallout is reaching far beyond Stockholm. (Jennifer Faull/The Drum) |
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Google has brought new media-buying capabilities to YouTube with Google Display & Video 360 (DV 360), part of the Google Marketing Platform (GMP) for programmatic that now spans the company’s portfolio of media ad-buying products. (Laurie Sullivan/MediaPost) |
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The ad spending numbers for 2026 looked good until the war in the Middle East made them provisional. (Seb Joseph/Digiday) |
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One truth that emerged at the two-day conference is that the marketing’s future will be shaped by a powerful interplay between AI-led efficiency and human-led intuition. (Campaign India Team) |
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FedEx delivers more than 15 million packages per day in the US. It runs one the largest, most time-sensitive logistics networks on planet Earth. (Allison Schiff/AdExchanger) |
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The S4 Capital founder and executive chairman sounds off on the Publicis-Trade Desk spat, the “brutality” of Omnicom’s IPG takeover and more. (Peter Adams/Marketing Dive) |
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The Federal Trade Commission is once again considering whether to issue rules that could make it easier for consumers to cancel recurring subscriptions for cable television, gyms, newspapers and other products and services. (Wendy Davis/MediaPost) |