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Google's persisting ad slump weighs on Alphabet's 1Q results - Vimarsana News

Google's persisting ad slump weighs on Alphabet's 1Q results

Google’s advertising malaise persisted during the first quarter while the internet company also grapples with advancements in artificial intelligence technology that threaten to undercut its dominant search engine.

Source: ksat.com
After SVB, Publishers See Uptick in Ad Spend — and New Messaging — from Regional Banks - Vimarsana News

After SVB, Publishers See Uptick in Ad Spend — and New Messaging — from Regional Banks

Some financial service providers saw opportunity in the upheaval.

Source: adweek.com
Warner Bros Discovery reports loss, but "Dragon" on fire - Vimarsana News

Warner Bros Discovery reports loss, but "Dragon" on fire

By Dawn Chmielewski and Chavi Mehta (Reuters) -Warner Bros Discovery posted a quarterly loss on Thursday that missed Wall Street targets due to restructuring of the combined media company, but investor concerns were tempered by

Source: oann.com
Warner Bros Discovery Reports Third-quarter Loss Of $2.3 Billion - Vimarsana News

Warner Bros Discovery Reports Third-quarter Loss Of $2.3 Billion

Warner Bros Discovery posted a quarterly loss on Thursday, reflecting the ongoing restructuring of the combined media company, even as the debut of HBO's fantasy series "House of the Dragon" marked

Google, Meta could be forced to pay for online news under legislation aimed at helping Daily News and other local publishers - Vimarsana News

Google, Meta could be forced to pay for online news under legislation aimed at helping Daily News and other local publishers

The struggling newspaper industry is backing proposed legislation that would force Big Tech to pay local publishers to aggregate their news stories online.

Source: aol.com