President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord has set off a backlash from prominent U.S. CEOs, such as Apple's Tim Cook. The move could cause major confusion … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
In a much anticipated move, Google plans to introduce an ad blocker to Chrome early in 2018. It will allow publishers to block AdSense ads they don't like on their … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
NBC News has unveiled the first taste of a site-wide redesign to come, with its new digital verticals Mach and Better. The new design will also live on Think, a … Read the full story by Sara Guaglione
By changing one word and adding a pronoun, President of France Emmanuel Macron has retooled Trump's campaign slogan beyond the confines of nationalism. "Make our planet great again" is his … Read the full story by Philip Rosenstein
Pizza Hut continuously engaged fans, offering promotions for online orders using advertising on the Yahoo homepage and Yahoo Sports, as well as extensive native, display, search and email advertising. Read the full story by Karlene Lukovitz
'Smithsonian' magazine has added a new section called "Prologue" in the June issue and online, while Gizmodo launches 'Offspring' and Uprozz posits style to millennial men. Read the full story by Sara Guaglione
I am not a psychologist, although I claim to my kids that a lifetime of experience gives me insights that ought to be at least considered (if not accepted without … Read the full story by George Simpson
Google has told publishers it will be adding an ad blocker to its Chrome browser next year to filter out the most annoying video ads. Google says is offering publishers … Read the full story by Wayne Friedman
Email service provider SendPulse has added artificial intelligence to its email marketing platform. Read the full story by Ray Schultz
In its ongoing battle to take back teen market share from Snap, Facebook is apparently readying a new messaging app for younger users. Citing code contained inside of the Facebook's … Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley
Email software reviewers had a big job this year -- there were ten new products on the market. G2 Crowd reveals its findings. Read the full story by Ray Schultz
The tech giant will avoid draconian bans in favor of policing targeting the most egregiously annoying formats and delivery mechanisms. Read the full story by Erik Sass