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fromApp Developer Magazine
17 hours ago

Apple Ads Search Results Benchmarks Report 2025 | App Developer Magazine

The impressive 2024 TTR of 11.4% and a CR of 67.2% indicate that Apple Ads effectively target high-intent users, driving significant installation rates.
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fromAndroid Authority
2 weeks ago

You didn't ask for ads in your RCS chat app, but you're going to get them anyway

RCS ads have been a thing on Android for a while now, but now, even iPhone users in the US are receiving them.
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UK news
fromCity AM
1 month ago

Three's 'best value' ads probe cleared after Vodafone complaint

The ASA ruled in favor of Three UK, affirming that its advertising for the iPhone 16 Pro deal was not misleading.
EU data protection
fromBleepingComputer
1 month ago

Apple fined 150 million over App Tracking Transparency issues

France fines Apple €150 million for abusing market position using App Tracking Transparency.
App Tracking Transparency disadvantages smaller publishers relying on third-party data.
Marketing tech
fromThe Motley Fool
2 months ago

Better AdTech Stock: AppLovin vs. The Trade Desk | The Motley Fool

Adtech is a booming industry with a potential market nearing $1 trillion, yet shares of top companies are experiencing volatility.
AppLovin leads in mobile adtech, demonstrating significant growth influenced by AI advancements.
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fromEngadget
2 months ago

The Discord app is getting video ads in June

Discord is launching mobile Quest ads in June 2025 to reward users for engaging with video content.
fromTipRanks Financial
2 months ago

Beam, Unity, Checkpoint, Inuvo, Ocular: Trending by Analysts - TipRanks.com

Analyst Scott Buck has initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating for Inuvo, emphasizing its innovative approach and growth potential within the competitive digital advertising landscape.
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fromThe Cool Down
3 months ago

Driver appalled after spotting distracting 'eyesore': 'This should be banned from roads'

Blinding mobile advertisements on vehicles are causing safety concerns and backlash on social media.
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