As third-party cookies disappear, marketers need to find more meaningful, privacy-friendly ways to connect with audiences. To fill the post-cookie gap, agency leaders are leveraging first-party data, ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DataLane, the identity graph for local businesses, today announced a $22.5 million Series A led by Amplify Partners with participation from Harry Stebbings, founder of 20VC, ...

(Bloomberg/Stephanie Hughes) — Nextdoor Holdings Inc. shares surged as much as 49% early Wednesday, the most in over four years, as the man behind the retail-driven rally in names like Opendoor ...

Socure, the AI-first platform for global identity and risk decisioning, today announced the launch of Local Graph, a major innovation within its RiskOS® platform designed to help organizations ...

Every CISO knows the fatigue that comes with modern threat intelligence. Dozens of vendor feeds pour in daily — STIX packages, IP blocklists, domain indicators, malware hashes — all claiming to help ...

ServiceNow has today announced that it intends to acquire Veza, a leader in identity security - in a move that signals the vendor's ambitions to further control and govern AI deployments in the ...

How Do Retail Media Networks Work? Your email has been sent Retail media networks use first-party shopper data and retailer ad inventory to target high-intent buyers and generate new, measurable ...

Marketers have spent the last decade shifting ad dollars from traditional TV to Connected TV (CTV), chasing precision targeting, real-time reporting, and cost efficiency. Yet the pendulum may have ...

Here’s how the creator economy is shifting from ad-based platforms to ownership-driven, AI-powered networks where fans share in the value. The creator economy is changing fast, with power and money ...

How little noise did IQVIA make about its recent highly significant acquisition of Throtle? The change in ownership is noted in a single sentence on the “About” page on Throtle’s website: “Throtle Inc ...

In 2025, California’s community colleges lost more than $13 million to identity fraud — not from hackers or ransomware, but from so-called “ghost students.” Ghost students are not real learners — they ...