Reddit this week announced that it will no longer allow Reddit users to opt out of ad personalization, which means that ads on the platform will be targeted based on site usage.
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Alderman Co., which dates to the 1890s, plans to drop its core business and leave its south High Point campus.
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Lulu, the self-publishing company launched by Red Hat co-founder Bob Young in 2002, is expanding its reach with the acquisition of an event for content creators and a related newsletter.
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Life science giant Iqiva’s bid to deepen its grip on programmatic advertising in the healthcare market has been put on hold until at least November by a district court judge.
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Google says it is in the early stages of developing artificial intelligence tools to help journalists write stories and headlines, and has discussed its ideas with leaders in the news industry.
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Hollywood is in a state of absolute agony, but Netflix had some reason to celebrate on Wednesday, with the streaming giant releasing a smash earnings report after implementing its long-anticipated plans to clamp down on password sharing. Here are some of the key highlights.
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Life science giant Iqvia’s plans to acquire digital media company Propel Media face a big hurdle: The Federal Trade Commission voted 3-0 Monday to seek to block the merger.
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OpenAI and other technology companies must ingest large troves of written works, such as books, news articles and social media chatter, to improve their AI systems known as large language models. ChatGPT has sparked a boom in “generative AI” products that can create new passages of text, images and other media.
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“For the first time in 115 years, the sweet-sour stench of wood cooking into pulp was gone,” North Carolina-based The Assembly takes a compelling in-depth look at Canton, N.C. – its future and past – centered around the closing of the huge Pactiv Evergreen paper mill.
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