Articles Tagged ‘Google’

Is Google backing away from news? Media execs weigh in
As the tech giant questions the value of news, Canadian media is facing scrutiny but also a renewed sense of purpose.

Google says news content has minimal impact on ad performance
The search giant conducted a test in eight European markets, hiding news content from search results.

Google must divest Chrome, but it can still invest in AI: DOJ
Canadian media leaders weigh in on what this may mean for marketers.

Google Canada denies abusing its market power
The tech giant also argues that the penalty proposed by the Competition Bureau would be unconstitutional.

Google Meridian is now available to all marketers
The open-source Marketing Mix Model has been built to help make data-driven cross-channel decisions.

Judge denies Apple’s motion to stay Google antitrust case
Apple seeks to protect the deal it has with Google to be the default search engine in iOS.

X adds Nestlé, Pinterest, Shell and other brands to ad-boycott suit
The lawsuit accuses the Global Alliance for Responsible Media and its member companies of violating antitrust laws.

Industry News: APTN extends deal with Rogers for NHL season
Meanwhile, at CES, Google announces it’s bringing AI to its TV operating system.

Canada’s Competition Bureau is suing Google now, too
Among other charges, the Bureau maintains that Google unlawfully tied its various ad tech tools together to maintain market dominance.

IPG Mediabrands launches AI initiative with Google
Both will develop beta projects for select clients across the agency’s Canadian portfolio.

Closing arguments begin in Google antitrust case
The potential separation of Chrome from Google would have profound implications for advertising technologies.

CRTC issues first decision under the Online News Act
The approval of Google’s application paves the way for the tech giant to contribute $100 million annually to Canadian news organizations