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Google Just Won the Right to Keep Its Ad Tech Tools. They Live in the One Business It Has That Is Shrinking.
The courtroom win preserves a corner of the ad empire that was already in decline. What exactly did the company protect?
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The Tech Industry’s Aggressive Push to Integrate AI Into Schools Is Turning Into a Disaster
A "pipeline of future users." The post The Tech Industry’s Aggressive Push to Integrate AI Into Schools Is Turning Into a ...
A federal judge's 106-page opinion, made public Wednesday, orders interoperability, data sharing, and an internal compliance monitor ...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google avoided a forced breakup of a key part of its advertising technology business Wednesday after a ...
Magnite Inc. (MGNI) stock is heading for another monthly gain after BofA raised its price target, pointing to better growth ...
Google must open its ad auctions to rivals and accept years of outside oversight, according to the full decision in the US government’s ad tech case, unsealed on Wednesday. US District Judge Leonie ...
Alphabet's Google escaped a breakup of its advertising technology business on Wednesday, marking the third time in recent years that U.S. antitrust enforcers have tried to force a Big Tech breakup ...
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Google avoids breakup as US judge orders major ad-tech changes
A federal court has ordered Google to adjust its online ad auction regulations, reduce practices that prevent publishers from utilizing alternative platforms, and appoint an internal antitrust ...
Google's first smart speaker in years is finally here. Or, it will be when it launches on June 25, anyway. Google finally gave us all the details on the new Google Home Speaker, which it says is the ...
Web publishers who rely on Google's advertising technology to pay their bills just got a ruling that changes the rules of every online ad auction — but not who controls the machinery running them. On ...
You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. A Nobel laureate, an OpenAI cofounder, and the architect of modern AI announced they're joining new AI labs. It reads ...
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