Google Play changes in the U.K. aim to lower costs for developers
Google says its latest U.K. Play Store changes will give app developers more flexibility over payments and lower some platform costs in the process.
Meta Expands Ad Tools as AI Forces Agencies to Reframe Their Role
Meta is leaning harder into ad tools for agencies just as AI starts reshaping campaign work, client expectations, and what agencies are actually paid to do.
Strava cracks down on scrapers as IPO pressure builds
The fitness tracking platform is stepping up its fight against scraping, signaling a sharper focus on privacy, platform control, and investor-ready discipline.
As feeds turn into entertainment hubs, marketers are rethinking what social is for
Social platforms are no longer just places to distribute brand messages. As feeds shift toward entertainment, marketers are changing how they approach content, creative, and performance.
Wikipedia’s power editors are threatening a strike over Wikimedia layoffs
A growing group of prolific Wikipedia editors says it may walk away from the platform in protest of layoffs at the Wikimedia Foundation, exposing a deeper tension between the volunteer community and the organization behind the site.
X gives its ad platform a long-overdue rebuild
X is revamping its ad platform with a broader overhaul designed to make media buying easier, cleaner and more credible for advertisers still weighing the platform’s risks and reach.
Conspiracy Video Creators Are Finding a Bigger Stage in Primetime
Conspiracy-driven video creators are no longer confined to the internet’s edges. Their growing presence in primetime-style media shows how fringe narratives can be repackaged for a broader audience.