Articles Tagged ‘Google’
Ad sales drive Meta, Alphabet and Amazon’s quarterly results
The tech giants all reported significant year-over-year revenue boosts.
People Moves: Loblaw Advance names new SVP
Plus, WPP Media hires former EssenceMediacom VP and Push Media expands to the U.S.
Healthy Planet leans into first-party data for its Black Friday campaign
The retailer is increasing its spend in digital video and data-driven platforms to improve media efficiency and ROAS.
AI will power Canadians’ holiday shopping this year: Google
The company is also launching the Apparel Try On tool in Canada to boost its offering for retailers.
WPP invests $400 million in extended AI partnership with Google
The deal aims to develop cloud technology and AI tools to enhance both companies’ marketing services.
YouTube Canada introduces new tools to connect brands with creators
The news comes after YouTube’s Upfront event, where the company announced new features and collabs.
Google taps TIFF to showcase Gemini AI’s movie night solution
The campaign marks the first sponsored collaboration between the brand and the festival.
Industry News: The Gist becomes Team Canada’s digital media partner
Plus, Google’s AI Max is now globally available as part of the company’s latest updates to Google Ads.
Publishers raise alarms over Google AI. Should brands be concerned?
We spoke to industry experts about how the tech giant’s advances in AI are affecting the media landscape.
Adtech firm PubMatic seeks billions in lawsuit against Google
The lawsuit is the 2nd one filed by an SSP after EU and U.S. court decisions found the tech giant breached anti-competition laws.
Meet Canada’s top agencies leading in AI-powered ads: 2025 Google Search Honours Awards finalists
Returning for its third year, the program spotlights the most innovative companies redefining what’s possible in modern marketing.
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Google abused dominant position in adtech market, EC says
The European Commission has fined the tech company €2.95 billion for violating EU antitrust laws.
Google loses privacy class-action lawsuit over data tracking
A U.S. federal jury has ordered Google to pay US$425 million for tracking users even with the feature disabled.
Google allowed to keep Chrome but must share some data, judge rules
The decision follows last year’s finding that the company maintains an illegal monopoly in online search practices.
How Google’s AI is changing search behaviour
A new study from Nielsen Norman Group found how AI assistants are creeping into the entrenched search habits of users.
