Immediate’s Matt Rance on US Tech Tariff Exemptions, the Fall in Funding for UK Startups, and Meta’s Antitrust Trial
In this episode of the MadTech Podcast, ExchangeWire editor Aimee Newell Tarín is joined by CEO Rachel Smith and Matt Rance, head of commercial data and analytics at Immediate, to discuss the latest in media and marketing. They examine the tech [...]
The Stack: Tariff Exemptions and AI Shifts
This week has brought major developments in trade tensions and the AI landscape. In today’s MadTech Daily, we also cover DoubleVerify’s threat to sue Check My Ads for alleged defamation, TikTok’s test of ‘Footnotes’, and the news that Temu and [...]
The MadTech Sketch: How to Break Up Google
After the latest antitrust ruling against Google, it seems like a good time to resurface Ciarán O’Kane's MadTech Sketch on how the Google ad tech business could look if it is broken up. First published July 2022 Ever since the WSJ broke [...]
IPA Bellwether Q1 2025: Marketing Budgets See First Fall in Four Years
We look at the findings from the latest IPA Bellwether report, with insights from experts across the marketing industry. Overall marketing budgets for Q1 2025 fell for the first time in four years, the latest IPA Bellwether report reveals. A net [...]
Digest: Google Faces UK Lawsuit and Cease and Desist Order in Japan; OpenAI Developing its Own Social Network
In today’s digest, we cover Japan’s cease and desist order against Google plus a UK lawsuit against the tech giant over its online search dominance OpenAI’s early steps toward launching its own social network, and YouTube’s exemption from Australia’s upcoming [...]
How Partnerships Create More Authentic Brand Experiences in Gaming
Michael Clingham, account director at Spark Foundry UK, explores how partnerships can facilitate more authentic brand experiences, touching on cross-media collaborations, portable gaming, and crafting meaningful experiences in a mobile world. In an era where entertainment boundaries are increasingly blurred, [...]
Digest: Sharp Decline in News Ad Spend; Meta to Train AI Models on Public Social Content in the EU
In today’s digest, we explore the decline in news ad spend, Meta’s decision to begin training its AI models on public content in the EU, and Barb’s beta launch of overnight commercial spot ratings. Sharp Decline in News Ad Spend According to [...]
Data Curation: Examining European Expansion
We examine the rise of data curation, with a particular focus on its expansion in the European region. What makes it a new essential for European advertisers, and what is driving its demand? Data Curation: A new essential for European [...]
Digest: Meta's Antitrust Trial over Social Media Dominance Kicks Off; US Tariff Exemptions for Electronics
In today’s digest, we cover Meta’s landmark antitrust trial over its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, Trump’s new tariffs, and Havas’ strong Q1 performance. Meta’s Antitrust Trial over Social Media Dominance Begins Meta’s antitrust trial over its social media dominance began on [...]
Digest: The Trade Desk faces two Privacy Lawsuits; OpenAI Reduces Model Safety Testing Time
In today’s digest, we explore lawsuits filed against The Trade Desk over alleged consumer privacy violations, growing concerns around OpenAI’s reduced AI model safety testing, and how a lack of customer-centric focus is costing creative agencies. The Trade Desk Faces Two [...]
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