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Google has an iron grip on online advertising, and this lawsuit aims to make way for other players and lower prices
Google is ‘expanding’ the testing window for its Privacy Sandbox APIs, announced the project’s VP Anthony Chavez in a blog post last week
Amazon's next big thing appears to be its ad business, and it is probably a bigger cash cow than its cloud computing arm AWS
The EU's 2022 Code of Practice on Disinformation is aimed at limiting and monitoring disinformation and opaque political advertising in the bloc
Germany's Bundeskartellamt has initiated a proceeding against Apple to review whether its ATT app tracking rules are anticompetitive.
US Senators introduced a new bill to that could force Google and Facebook to break up their lucrative digital advertising businesses.
Delhi High Court terms the use of competitor's trademark as a keyword on Apple App Store as a violation of trademark owner's rights.
MakeMyTrip had sued for misuse of its trademarks in Google Ads.
Consent, data localisation, and other compliance burdens are likely to reorder the online advertising industry for better or worse.
Google introduces a new initiative to push forward its privacy sandbox project, but not clear if this will appease privacy adovates.
