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Alphabet Scores Big on Google Ad Revenue
Alphabet released its latest results, reporting a strong quarter on rebounding ad revenue for Google.
Daily Mail Newspaper Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
The Daily Mail has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, claiming the search giant wields too much advertising power and newspapers see little in return.
J.P. Morgan Raises Alphabet Price Target
J.P. Morgan has raised the price target for Alphabet stock to $2,575 from $2,390, citing the company’s fundamentals.
Google Changes Search Console Algorithm for Counting Image Impressions
Google has announced a change to how image impressions are counted in Search Console, effective April 6.
Microsoft Blocks 300,000 Advertising Accounts In 2020
Microsoft Advertising has released its 2020 year-in-review report, giving a glimpse of the state of online advertising.
Facebook Announces Platform to Support Writers and Journalists
Facebook has announced a platform to help writers and journalists monetize their content at a time when news and media are under siege.
Google Heavily Investing in Office Space, All-In on In-Person
Despite much of the industry doing the exact opposite, Google is investing $7 billion in office space and data centers, insisting in-person work is where it’s at.
Facebook Cracking Down on Posts Praising Atlanta Shooting
In the latest test of its moderation efforts, Facebook is cracking down on posts praising the Atlanta shooting.