Categoria: Tendências
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Betches brings its viral voice to a new style destination for millennials and Gen Z
Betches Media yesterday introduced Betches Style, intended to offer style guidance to its largely Gen-Z and millennial women audience.
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Anthropic Agrees To $1.5B Settlement Over Pirated Books
Anthropic agreed to a proposed $1.5B settlement over pirated books used to train Claude. If approved, eligible titles would receive about $3,000 each. The post Anthropic Agrees To $1.5B Settlement Over Pirated Books appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Google Publishes Exact Gemini Usage Limits Across All Tiers
Google’s Help Center now lists Gemini App limits for prompts, images, Deep Research, video generation, and context windows. The post Google Publishes Exact Gemini Usage Limits Across All Tiers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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How The New York Times is betting on a new family plan to grow its digital subscriber base and revenue
The New York Times’ new family plan is key to its overall subscription strategy to boost acquisition, retention and revenue.
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Google’s Antitrust Ruling: What The Remedies Really Mean For Search, SEO, And AI Assistants
The antitrust ruling keeps Google intact but rewires the search marketplace. How should marketers plan for AI assistants, auctions, and rising TAC costs? The post Google’s Antitrust Ruling: What The Remedies Really Mean For Search, SEO, And AI Assistants appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Media Buying Briefing: How Publicis is winning and keeping clients, even as competitors cry foul
A picture becomes clear of how Publicis is using a variety of tools to beat its competitors to winning clients or luring them away.
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Spurred by retail media and CTV spend, CPG brands are quietly leaving the cookie behind
The cookie’s not formally going away, but spending by CPGs points to its eventual obsolescence.
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Creators are leveraging CTV channels as added value for sponsorship deals
Four creators and creator talent managers that had recently signed CTV licensing deals told Digiday that they were planning to leverage their expansion onto TV to charge higher rates for sponsored content.
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Culture is expensive: American Eagle bets on buzz as tariffs and rivals close in
As supply chain costs surge and pricing pressure builds, investors are asking if American Eagle’s focus on cultural heat is coming at the cost of sustainable growth.
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Why one exec thinks creators is a real key to Snap flourishing
Snap’s head of global creator partnerships, Quincy Kevan caught up with Digiday to discuss the new-found momentum around the platform’s creator efforts.
