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Best Media Info: With most start-ups and a number of companies being headquartered in Delhi and Bangalore, BestMediaInfo.com decodes if Mumbai still is the advertising capital of the country| Advertising News

Jeff Green said his company will leverage its power as a major source of advertiser demand to dominate the market for retail ads.

Vector Solutions, a company that provides education and industry training courses, announced it has added eight new courses to its stable of education courses for K–12 schools. The courses address key areas of cybersecurity awareness for education leaders and employees and include topics such as creating a cybersecurity culture, preventing social engineering attacks, laws and compliance, best practices, and more. Information about the courses will be available starting Oct. 1, 2022.

Developers can now build web-based augmented reality experiences that are anchored and interact with real-world locations using the 8th Wall platform...

Best Media Info: E-commerce, Lifestyle, Auto, FMCG, BFSI, and Ed-tech brands will be spending big on Connected TVs. As per experts, advertisers are willing to shell out a premium of 2x to be on CTVs this festive seaso| Television News

The California Attorney General announced that a $1.2 million settlement was reached in the first-ever California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) public enforcement action, brought against prominent retailer Sephora.

Netflix plans to offer an ad-supported tier this year and is pitching advertisers the chance to run commercials alongside shows.

A new report shines a stark light on the state of education technology in the United States. Among the findings: Theres inadequate funding for information security and ineffective use of technology tools in schools, at least from the perspective of state education leaders, according to a new report issued today by the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) in collaboration with Whiteboard Advisors.

Elon Musk looking for dirt on Twitter via ad-tech firms

There is truly no such thing as "show business!" We have seen the world of entertainment and media shape shift over the last few years, and more dramatically ever since the world around us changed in the wake of the pandemic. The entertainment industry showed a massive fillip during the lockdown years, but not in the way that was expected.