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Google is Trying to Change the Online Advertising Game in the Worst Possible Way
Google is no longer saying what your needs and habits are but what they think your needs and habits should be.
Is Journalism Worth the Cost? Facebook and Google Are About to Find Out
Is there really value in Big Tech and social media, or are you, the user, being sold to advertisers and potentially next to news outlets?
ESPN ‘Strategic Partner’ Likely to Come From Tech Sector
"The minority investment will aim to broaden distribution as ESPN works on executing “Project Flagship,” a plan to unveil a direct-to-consumer (DTC) offering."
Roger Goodell Appears at YouTube Upfront To Discuss Sunday Ticket & More
“This partnership will build on the success we’ve seen on YouTube’s platforms with our most sought-after content.”
It’s Time To Update From References To Reviews
"Here's why you should prioritize getting Google reviews and some tips for effectively doing it."
NBA Hoping Tech Bids Will Drive Television Deal Upward
Potential suitors will have plenty of time to plot bids for the NBA's television rights. Its current contract doesn't expire until after the 2024-2025 season.
Access to Advertising Data Has Never Been Better
"By providing advertisers with audience demographics and listener behavior data, we show campaign value and build stronger relationships with our local advertisers."
Microsoft Bulking Up Bing to Compete With Google
Utilizing ChatGPT -- which is powered by AI company OpenAI -- will purportedly provide "humanlike answers" to questions placed with the search engine, rather than just links that match the searched query.
NFL, Google Announce YouTube TV New Official Home of NFL Sunday Ticket
"YouTube has long been a home for football fans, whether they're streaming live games, keeping up with their home team, or watching the best plays in highlights."
Sunday Ticket Price Tag Could Rise By $1 Billion in Move To YouTube
"The league could get bonus payments from Google based on new subscriptions to YouTubeTV."