Why Performance Max isn’t a YouTube ad strategy for ecommerce
YouTube can create demand that Search and Shopping can’t capture. But it needs creative and measurement built for how the channel works.
YouTube can create demand that Search and Shopping can’t capture. But it needs creative and measurement built for how the channel works.
A judge says behavioral remedies can 'effectively pry open to competition' key ad markets through new access, data-sharing and conduct rules.
OpenAI is reportedly blocking ads for competing image and audio AI tools from running inside ChatGPT.
Publishers say Google's AI-generated search summaries have reduced referral traffic and may breach a news compensation agreement.
The European Commission under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) has fined Google about $1 billion.
Two years after the DMA took effect, user experience is worse, business metrics are down, and Google’s monopoly remains intact.
Google’s removal of unified pricing rules lets publishers set bidder-specific floors again, which could cause a pricing shift in programmatic auctions.
Stakeholders are reviewing Google’s proposed changes as the EU weighs whether they’re enough to restore fair competition.
Google drops its EU antitrust complaint against Microsoft after a new EU probe into cloud licensing practices.
Google’s proposed ad-tech fixes aim to satisfy EU regulators without a breakup, a move that could shape advertiser control across Europe’s digital ecosystem.
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The EU probe follows publisher complaints that their revenue was impacted as Google tried to eliminate parasite SEO from its search results.
The FTC is probing whether Google and Amazon misled advertisers on ad pricing and auctions.
Google may be forced to divest its ad-tech business, but Google will appeal.
The EU's charges against Google for search bias under the DMA could reshape online competition, impacting the future of search marketing.
The DOJ and Google delivered closing arguments debating whether the tech giant’s ad-tech dominance stifles competition or drives innovation.
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Google's argument that its advertising practices benefit customers and are not anti-competitive faces a big challenge in seven key areas.
The record $2.7 billion fine against Google was for favoring its own price-comparison service in search results.
The lawsuit alleges illegal monopoly practices related to local search and local search advertising.
Decision gets mixed reactions from advertisers, with many emphasizing the importance of privacy-focused strategies and first-party data.
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The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority's quarterly report comes after Google pushed its cookie deprecation to 2025.
Google used tactics that hindered Yahoo Japan's ability to compete in targeted search ads, according to Japan's Fair Trade Commission.
Both Google and HubSpot may find themselves defending the proposed deal against antitrust watchdogs in court, should it proceed.
The tech giant could face large fines and be required to sell off some of its business divisions if found to be in violation of the DMA.
Windows users are reporting seeing ads for Bing AI and the Bing search engine, but they're worried the ads might actually be malware.
Competition concerns about Google's Privacy Sandbox must be addressed before third-party cookies can be deprecated.
Google declared a Code Yellow in 2019 when it looked like the company might not meet quarterly search revenue goals. Ben Gomes had concerns.
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"There should not be one ounce of trust left that any advertiser has in Google Ads," according to Greg Finn.
Anticompetitive claims related to Google Search Ads 360 and the company's mobile search dominance are moving forward.
Gannett is suing Google for allegedly breaking American antitrust laws and causing a crucial drop in ad revenue for news publishers.
Google is accused of violating antitrust laws in acquiring or maintaining dominance.
The rulings carry implications for other platforms currently under investigation, as well as class action-style lawsuits against big tech, respectively.
Giving in to pressure from regulators and competitors, Google’s updated screen will roll out in September and search engines will appear based on market share instead of bidding per user.
Auction participants say the model favors ad-heavy search engines and redirects their profits to Google.
The company could face penalties of up to 10% of its total revenue, which was more than $280B in 2019.
Google thinks it will win but the DOJ used these arguments successfully before.
Breaking up these companies will apparently be on the table.