- Campbell’s promises its soups are not made with 3D printed meatCampbell’s is insisting that its soups aren’t made with 3D-printed chicken, lab-grown chicken, or bioengineered meat. The food giant issued the explanation on its website after leaked audio allegedly captured ... read more
- Chris Ruddy’s Paean to TV RegulationThe Newsmax CEO tilts Trump against more broadcast competition—and the Trump FCC. ... read more
- Trump Takes On the Muslim BrotherhoodSanctions can strike the often-radical Islamist network a piece at a time. ... read more
- House overhauls KOSA in a new kids online safety packageThe House Energy and Commerce Committee released a package of 19 bills aimed at protecting kids on the internet, teeing Congress up for a chance at passing some of the ... read more
- Did President Trump Pardon Actual Voter Fraud?The defendant cast two ballots in 2020. He now says he’s home free. ... read more
- Gen Z’s 2025 Thanksgiving Thank YousStudents discuss what they’re grateful for. ... read more
- It’s a DOGE Eat DOGE WorldElon Musk and Donald Trump set out to shrink big government. They did not succeed. ... read more
- The Truth About the War in SudanOnly some will say plainly: This is a brutally violent rebellion against the Sudanese state and people. ... read more
- Trump Struggles to Sell MAGA on H-1BsWhite House messaging is a mess, and the upside of immigration is getting lost in all the noise. ... read more
- Bark Let Dog Direct An Ad, It Generated A Sales LiftThe chaos-cam campaign drew 48,000 site visits and 1,700 purchases. ... read more
- Can Trump Deliver Putin?The hysterics will get hysterical all over again when it turns out peace isn’t nigh. ... read more
- Who Gets to Choose Thanksgiving?The holiday’s date has caused scuffles across American history. ... read more
- David Sacks tried to kill state AI laws — and it blew up in his faceOn Wednesday, a rumor began popping up in Washington about a momentous policy change: the White House, it was said, would issue an executive order on Friday that would finally ... read more
- Judge Sides Against Burger King In Suit Over Online TrackingA California resident who visited Burger King's website can move forward with a lawsuit over allegations that the fast food chain's owner failed to honor his request to reject tracking cookies. ... read more
- Warner Music Group partners with Suno to offer AI likenesses of its artistsWarner Music Group has struck a licensing deal with the AI music creation platform Suno. Under the agreement, WMG will allow users to create AI-generated music on Suno using the ... read more
- You can grab two months of Paramount Plus with Showtime for $2.99 a month
- Ukraine and the Off-Point Peace PlanIf the final peace plan is anything like the 28-point draft, Kyiv is in deep trouble. ... read more
- Glass Lewis Is Adapting to Customer NeedsThe firm is updating its house-recommendation approach and pursuing additional initiatives to build trust in the market, writes CEO Bob Mann. ... read more
- A Supreme Court Term With Unusually High Economic StakesLet’s hope the justices rule against Trump’s claims regarding tariffs and the removal of Fed governors. ... read more
- Put the ‘News Distortion’ Rule in the DustbinFormer FCC Chairman Mark Fowler has some advice for Brendan Carr. ... read more
- AI Accelerates the Zombification of Academia‘Calculators and computers didn’t render generations unable to do math.’ Really? ... read more
- Stagwell Partners With Agentic AI Firm GradialThe companies said they would combine Stagwell's design, creative and AI expertise with Gradian's agentic execution engine. The objective: help brands connect their marketing workflows faster and more efficiently. ... read more
- Perplexity says its AI personal shopper ‘puts you first’Perplexity is ramping up its AI shopping experience going into the holiday season, just like OpenAI and Google, with a free AI-powered shopping feature that is available now to US ... read more
- When George Washington Came to Town‘May justice support what courage has gained’ ... read more
- The Raging Ripple Effects Of AirbnbLet's talk about the impact of simple ideas that can now scale massively thanks to the networked world we live in. ... read more
- Google's 'Aluminium OS' Brings Android To PCsGoogle's Android operating system has almost no presence on traditional PCs, where Google instead has relied on Chrome OS, but soon that will change, according to reports. ... read more
- Google's 'Aluminium OS' Project Brings Android To PCsGoogle's Android operating system has virtually no presence on traditional PCs, where Google instead has relied on Chrome OS, but soon that will change, according to reports. ... read more
- Wyze’s new security camera watches your yard from inside your homeWyze’s Window Cam keeps an eye on your property from the comfort of indoors. | Image: Wyze Wyze has announced an unorthodox approach to outdoor security cameras with its new ... read more
- Tech Group Battles Georgia Over Parental Consent LawNetChoice is asking the 11th Circuit to continue blocking a Georgia law that would prohibit platforms from allowing teens under 16 to create accounts without parental permission, and would bar platforms from displaying ads to ... read more
- Bose and Sony headphones are up to $200 off in the run-up to Black FridayBose’s last-gen QuietComfort Ultra Headphones are $130 off in the run-up to Black Friday. There’s no better time to save on headphones and earbuds than Black Friday. We’ve been covering ... read more
- Premium Advertising Depends on Brand Trust, Relevant Ads, Healthier Open Internet: StackAdapt’s Gregory Joseph
- Unlocking ‘Why?’: PMG’s Sam Bloom on the Biggest Mover in Retail DataThe promise of retail data has long been to connect an advertising dollar to a customer’s purchase. But what happens when sales drop unexpectedly? The data can often show what happened and who was involved, ... read more
- Genuin’s Matt Wurst: ‘Commerce Is Media Now’ORLANDO, FL — The combination of media and commerce promises to eliminate the linear consumer journey and enable marketers to achieve objectives from awareness to conversion within single video experiences. “The convergence of media and ... read more
- Apple’s AirPods 4 are on sale starting at just $69 for Black FridayThe ongoing discount saves you a cool $60. It was only just a couple of weeks ago that Apple’s AirPods 4 dropped to a new low price; however, if you ... read more
- Arturia’s AstroLab 37 crams 44 synths into a tiny keyboard
- ZMC-Backed Wpromote Acquires Giant SpoonThe combined entity will be known as Wpromote X Giant Spoon and will be led by CEO Andrea Bendzick. Giant Spoon's co-founders Jonathan Haber, Marc Simons and Trevor Guthrie are joining the executive team. ... read more
- Get six months of Apple TV at its 2022 price for Black FridayA month of Apple TV costs $12.99, which is a good value if you’re into its blend of sci-fi, sports, kids content, and a staggering number of shows and movies ... read more
- ROG Xbox Ally’s new profiles optimize performance per game for more battery lifeMicrosoft is previewing default game profiles on its ROG Xbox Ally gaming handheld. The new profiles will automatically optimize frame rates and power consumption for 40 games, including Fortnite, Gears ... read more
- Why Ad Spending Grew, Not Stalled During Government Shutdown – For NowData shows the U.S. ad market expanded half again as much during the shutdown as it did during the three quarters that preceded it. But lag effects are likely to impact early 2026 spending. ... read more
- Former Havas Exec Bonuccelli Heads Operations For SAMYBased in Miami, she is also charged with the agency's regional expansion. ... read more
- Stranger Things is ending, and so is Netflix’s reliance on tentpole shows(L to R) Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson, Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair, and Noah Schnapp as Will Byers. | Image: Netflix When Stranger Things ... read more
- The Kodak Snapic A1 is a $99 film camera that makes double exposures easyThe Snapic A1 launches next month in ivory white and rhino gray color options. | Image: Reto Reto, a Hong Kong-based camera maker that licenses the Kodak brand, has announced ... read more
- Google Automatically Links Ads With YouTubeGoogle is rolling out a feature that automatically links Google Ads accounts with YouTube channels when the systems detect a strong data relationship between the two. The goal is to give advertisers access to stronger ... read more
- How AudienceMix Is Mixing Up The Data Sales BusinessThe data marketplaces powering programmatic advertising have exploded, with DSPs, SSPs and third-party platforms offering solutions for curating custom audiences. But, for marketers, combining data segments to reach their target audience can be a confusing ... read more
- Broadsign Acquires Place Exchange As The DOOH Category Hits Its StrideThere’s a big world (of screens) out there. So it makes sense that we’re seeing more consolidation in the out-of-home advertising sector. On Tuesday, digital out-of-home (DOOH) ad tech startup Place Exchange was acquired by ... read more
- Our favorite ways to survive ThanksgivingThanksgiving is an interesting holiday. Some celebrate it as an American tradition. Others look at it as simply an excuse to get together with family to watch some football. And ... read more
- The geek’s guide to running fasterOne thing we talk a lot about on The Vergecast is how to engage with technology without losing your mind. One version of that discussion has to do with fitness, ... read more
- Another Profit Warning From S4 CapitalOrganic net revenue in 2025 is now expected to be down just under 10%. That compares to the "upper single digits" decline the firm believed it was facing earlier this month, ... read more
- Sinclair Makes Formal Scripps Bid, Trump Opposes Lifting CapScripps viewed this as a hostile takeover bid and in a company release, said: "The board will take all steps appropriate to protect the company." ... read more
- One of our favorite Switch 2 controllers is 20 percent off right nowIf you’re going to prove to your siblings that you’re still the family’s Mario Kart champion, you’re going to need an extra controller to make sure it’s a fair race. ... read more
- Rian Johnson doesn’t have a plan for Knives OutThree movies in, Knives Out is really showing its range. After starting out with a mystery on a cozy New England estate, followed by a sequel set on a Greek ... read more
- Addressable Video and Smart Planning Drive Patient Action for Healthcare Marketers: PHM’s Sarah BastHealthcare marketers must go beyond traditional awareness metrics to drive true patient action, said Sarah Bast, executive vice president of investment marketplace at Publicis Health Media (PHM). In this interview with Beet.TV Editorial Director Lisa ... read more
- What If Netflix Bought WBD?: Unfolding The DramaMedia analysts say that perhaps more than other bidders, pure-play dominant streaming business Netflix may run into regulatory, anticompetitive concerns - much more than Paramount and Comcast. ... read more
- Aluminium OS will be Google’s take on Android for PCWe know a little more about Google’s long-gestating plans to combine the best parts of Android and ChromeOS into a single OS thanks to a job listing for a product ... read more
- Beyond The Magic Button: How Domain Expertise Transforms AI Analytics For AdvertisingAs artificial intelligence transforms advertising analytics, many organizations are rushing to adopt AI tools, hoping for a “magic button” that instantly democratizes data access. It’s an appealing vision: marketing teams asking questions in plain English ... read more
- What Is Family-Friendly? Awards Show Has The AnswerAn upcoming awards show on CBS attempts to answer the question: What defines family programming in this day and age? ... read more
- Car influencers love Chinese EVs — and China loves them backThe first Chinese-made car Omar Rana ever drove was a gas-powered SUV that he rented while on a trip overseas in 2015. To say it didn't leave much of an ... read more
- Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max has the world’s brightest phone screenThe screen uses dual-layer OLED tech to achieve the effect. Huawei has just launched its Mate 80 series in China, and the top-spec 80 Pro Max stands out for a ... read more
- You won’t want to hide Ikea’s colorful new Bluetooth speakersIkea’s introducing two new Bluetooth speaker designs next month. | Image: Ikea Ikea is launching two new Bluetooth speakers next month as part of a larger collection announced earlier this ... read more
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- Behind E.l.f. Beauty’s Data-Driven Campaign To Call Out Gender Imbalance In BoardroomsE.l.f. Beauty's "So Many Dicks" campaign targets corporate leaders via contextual advertising with the goal of increasing diversity in corporate boardrooms. The post Behind E.l.f. Beauty’s Data-Driven Campaign To Call Out Gender Imbalance In Boardrooms ... read more
- TJX Wins Without An RMN; Unlearning To CrawlIs TJX recession proof?; Amazon is blocking OpenAI; and Meta is in hot water with the US Senate. The post TJX Wins Without An RMN; Unlearning To Crawl appeared first on AdExchanger. ... read more
- Imagine Consumers Delegating Their Relationships With Marketers To AgentsThat's what a new Harris Poll says marketers are prepping for, but it may not be that far away. Actually, it begins as soon as next year. ... read more
- The case for and against AI-driven SEO in the zero-click eraAI chatbots have upended how people search online, creating a zero-click environment and reducing traffic to traditional search results. Publishers have taken the brunt of it, seeing dips in traffic to news coverage. Marketers too, ... read more
- Hiring program in energy tech sector enlists military veterans to fill data center skills gapAs the data center faces unprecedented demand and a critical shortage of skilled technicians, energy tech firm Schneider Electric has launched an initiative to recruit and train 400 U.S. military veterans for customer-facing service roles ... read more
- ‘Regulate us like alcohol, don’t ban us’: Proposed hemp THC ban threatens to shut down countless brandsThis story was first published by Digiday sibling Modern Retail. Last week, federal lawmakers proposed changes to the 2018 Farm Bill that would effectively ban most hemp-derived THC products in a year. The proposed ban was included ... read more
- Ad Tech Briefing: Pragmatism, not idealism, will determine the fate of Google’s ad tech empireAfter months of testimony and a final day of unusually pointed questioning, Judge Leonie Brinkema used the closing arguments phase of the U.S. Department of Justice v. Google to give the clearest indication yet of how she ... read more
- ‘We got scared’: Confessions of an ad tech exec’s AI agent experimentAgentic AI is the ad industry’s favorite buzzword. Companies present in every niche of the media industry are working to build and test their own AI agents. Ad tech firms hope the tech can help ... read more
- How Black Friday and Cyber Monday could ‘fast track’ OpenAI’s ad planSubscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify This time last year, OpenAI finally seemed to reckon with the idea that it needed a cash influx by way of advertising. This year, that plan has been put ... read more
- RAM prices are so out of control that stores are selling it like lobsterMichael Crider’s headline at PCWorld today perfectly captures how ridiculous the PC memory shortage has become: stores like the San Francisco Bay Area’s Central Computers are beginning to sell RAM ... read more
- UN climate negotiations burned up and then fizzled outA fire burns in a pavilion during the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference in Belém, Pará state, Brazil, on November 20th, 2025. | Photo: Getty Images "It's a wrap ... read more
- DOJ settles with RealPage over its software’s alleged rent price fixingThe Department of Justice has announced a settlement with RealPage, the widely used rent-setting software that it accused of engaging in collusion to drive up rent prices by sharing previously ... read more
- ChatGPT shopping research builds you a buyer’s guide using AIOpenAI is making it easier to plan out holiday shopping with ChatGPT’s latest feature called “shopping research.” Any shopping question in ChatGPT will trigger this new feature, which is rolling ... read more
- A Math Horror Show at UC San DiegoAt one of California’s top universities, many freshmen are unable to do middle-school math. ... read more
- What a Good Ukraine Peace Looks LikeKyiv must have the military means and Western guarantees to defend its sovereignty. ... read more
- A Tale of Two Failing Cease-FiresIsrael strikes as Hamas and Hezbollah continue to resist disarmament. ... read more
- The Gang That Couldn’t Indict StraightTrump’s revenge lawfare on James Comey and Letitia James gets thrown out of court. ... read more
- Meta’s new wearables trade-in program gives you Ray-Ban and Oakley discountsFor the first time, Meta is offering trade-in discounts for its smart glasses with a pilot program that’s only running through December 31st. According to a legal page on Meta’s ... read more
- The College Sports CrisisAthletes who don’t study, coaches who are overpaid, the system’s a mess. ... read more
- Another Attempt at Peace in UkraineDespite Trump’s plan, the West lacks the unity of purpose to put pressure on Putin. ... read more
- The Twilight of Ali KhameneiIran’s supreme leader is not gone, but his power has been greatly reduced since Oct. 7, 2023. ... read more
- What Happens When Trump Has Left the Building?Divisions are appearing as we all wonder what a post-Trump MAGA looks like. Or if it will even survive. ... read more
- The Volunteerism DroughtThe U.S. Census Bureau has found that the percentage of Americans who volunteer has declined in recent years. ... read more
- Stagwell, Palantir Platform Implement Harvard's 'OpenDP' To Ensure PrivacyOpenDP provides what the companies call a "rigorously engineered suite of differential privacy technologies - a mathematical framework that adds controlled statistical noise to data, ensuring that individual-level information remains unidentifiable." ... read more
- The GOP Should Put ObamaCare to Good UseAvik Roy replies to Tony LoSasso and Kosali Simon. ... read more
- The Military Faces a Make-or-Break MomentThe U.S. can’t deter peer adversaries with a procurement system that is slow, costly and unable to keep pace with modern threats. ... read more
- Trade Schools Alone Won’t Solve Ford’s CrisisWe lost our ability to produce skilled workers when we lost our cultural connection to manufacturing. ... read more
- Nvidia’s ‘I’m Not Enron’ memo has people asking a lot of questions already answered by that memoBig brain hours Christ. Fine. So over the weekend, a strange Substack post from what appears to be a CEO of a pet relocation company went very viral. This post ... read more
- Judge Won't Revive Suit Against Meta Over Ads For Counterfeit CoinsAbsent intervention by an appellate court, the new ruling brings an end to Baltimore resident Barry Glazer's claim that Meta's terms of service require the company to police its platform for phony ads. ... read more
- Xbox Crocs are realMicrosoft is loving Crocs at the moment. After releasing Windows XP-themed Crocs earlier this year, the software maker is now putting an Xbox controller on your feet with a new ... read more
- It’s Time for a Moderate MomentCentrists need to fight the growing radicalism in both parties. ... read more
- Trump Needs a Supply-Side SolutionRepublicans seem headed for a historic wipeout. Why not go for a historic economic boom instead? ... read more
- Signal’s secure message backups arrive on iOSSignal is launching secure backups on iOS, allowing you to save and restore your messages in case you lose or break your phone. With the free version of the feature, ... read more
- Rad Power Bikes’ batteries are a fire risk and shouldn’t be used, CPSC warnsThe US Consumer Protection Safety Commission issued a stark warning about Rad Power Bikes’ e-bike batteries Monday, linking them to dozens of fires and saying they “pose a risk of ... read more
- The ‘Illegal Orders’ ControversyDemocrats initiate a dangerous debate. ... read more
- Anthropic’s new model is its latest frontier in the AI agent battle — but it’s still facing cybersecurity concerns
- Streaming's Fragmentation Problem Deepens As Viewers Spend More Time Searching For ShowsYounger adults are more likely than older cohorts to abandon a search entirely when they can't find something to watch. ... read more
- NetChoice Seeks To Block Virginia Law Limiting Social Media UseThe law "will cause an irreparable loss of First Amendment freedoms on a massive scale," the tech group NetChoice argues in papers filed Friday with U.S. District Court Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles in Alexandria. ... read more
- NetChoice Urges Judge To Block Virginia Law Limiting Social Media UseThe law "will cause an irreparable loss of First Amendment freedoms on a massive scale," the tech group NetChoice argues in papers filed Friday with U.S. District Court Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles in Alexandria. ... read more
- The Steam Deck LCD is 20 percent off for Black FridayAll eyes have been on Valve’s new hardware coming out in 2026, including the Steam Frame headset, the Steam Machine console, and the Steam Controller. But for those who are ... read more
