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Stonly Launches Business Process Agents to Automate Complex Customer Service Processes
New AI agents follow the same knowledge, rules, and workflows that support teams already use, without rebuilding SOPs as siloed knowledge for AI Stonly, the knowledge platform for customer service in the AI era, announced the launch of Business Process Agents (BPAs), AI agents that automate customer service processes end-to-end by following the same knowledge […]
cPanel brings AI to Website and Application Hosting Globally
The latest release helps hosting providers meet customers where they build and also bring AI-created websites and applications into production cPanel, a WebPros company and global provider of hosting management software, announced the general availability of cPanel AI, bringing artificial intelligence into website and application creation, deployment, support and infrastructure operations. cPanel AI expands the […]
Fingerprint Launches Bot Directory Built for the AI Era
Fingerprint, the industry leader in device intelligence, announced the launch of Bot Directory, a continuously updated, searchable repository of AI tools, bots, and crawlers designed to give customers, partners, and the internet community visibility into automated web traffic. Powered by Fingerprint’s Bot Detection Smart Signal, the public resource helps organizations distinguish human and automated website […]
’Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Sets Limited Edition, Free CGC Comic Book Drop for New York Comic Con (EXCLUSIVE)
Attention, Crawlers! Collectibles grading company CGC is teaming up with “Dungeon Crawler Carl” author Matt Dinniman for the release of a free exclusive variant cover of his comic book series at New York Comic Con next month. From Oct. 8-11, CGC will offer a limited-edition “Dungeon Crawler Carl” #0 variant featuring new commissioned artwork by […]
State Of Search 2027: What To Stop, Measure & Fund
Is a traffic decline actually hurting your business? Our State of Search 2027 shows how to tell and where to invest next. The post State Of Search 2027: What To Stop, Measure & Fund appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Week in Review: UK Lords Propose Gambling Ad Ban, NYT Claims OpenAI Execs Knew of AI’s Harm to Publishers, and Channel 4 Sales to Represent Channel 5
In this week's Week in Review: the UK's House of Lords proposed a ban on gambling ads, a filing in the NYT's lawsuit against OpenAI says execs at the tech company knew of the damage their tools would do to publishers, and Channel 4 Sales seals deal to represent Channel 5 advertising. Top Stories UK Read More
DV Launches Ask Neura: Expanding Natural-Language Access to Media Intelligence
DoubleVerify, the leading software platform to verify media quality, optimise advertising performance, and prove campaign outcomes, announced Ask Neura, a new conversational AI experience built directly into DV Pinnacle®, enabling advertisers and agencies to interact with DV data and insights [...] The post DV Launches Ask Neura: Expanding Natural-Language Access to Media Intelligence appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
5% of CTV Ad Impressions Incorrectly Labelled
A new analysis of more than 11 million ad impressions from 51Degrees, has revealed that nearly 5% of inventory sold as CTV is incorrectly labelled, artificially inflating the value of lower priced digital ad space. Whether through fraud or accident, [...] The post 5% of CTV Ad Impressions Incorrectly Labelled appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
Hornbach’s DIY camera is the ultimate nostalgia dream for a pre-AI world
The German home improvement retailer didn’t just shoot new ads; it built the camera out of products from its stores.
AI Agents Get a Reality Check: AT&T and Crocs Want Automation but Still Need Humans in the Loop
At Dreamforce, brands dish on unrealistic agentic AI goals—and why the future of AI agents still needs plenty of humans.
3 Ways Starbucks Is Reclaiming Its Brand Magic
The cafe chain's brand chief Tressie Lieberman on rebuilding Starbucks through fandom, consistency, and participation.
Faster AI can make slow marketing processes worse
AI doesn't fix broken workflows — it exposes them. Here's how to eliminate hidden bottlenecks and modernize your team’s operating model. The post Faster AI can make slow marketing processes worse appeared first on MarTech.
Future of Marketing Briefing: Creators are learning to pitch AEO, not just audiences
The next line in a creator’s pitch: I got cited
Taboola Eyes The Finance Vertical With An Offer To Acquire Ad Network Dianomi
Taboola has made an offer to buy Dianomi, a UK-based ad tech company that connects financial advertisers with premium business and finance publishers. Terms of the deal include a cash component and potential earnout provisions tied to publisher revenue, valuing Dianomi at somewhere between 19 million pounds and 27 million pounds (roughly $25 million to […] The post Taboola Eyes The Finance Vertical With An Offer To Acquire Ad Network Dianomi appeared first on AdExchanger.
BBC seals FIA World Rally Championship deal
The BBC has signed a three-year agreement to broadcast the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) across the UK, bringing live coverage of every round of the global motorsport series to audiences from 2027 through to 2029. The FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) is one of motorsport’s most demanding disciplines, taking drivers and cars to the […]
Committee lays out recommendations for future of BBC
The Communications and Digital Committee of the UK House of Lords has written to the Secretary of State at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, setting out its view on key proposals for the next BBC Charter ahead of publication of the Government’s White Paper. The Committee says this is not a “routine” […]
Creator content preferred in AI recommendations: Here’s what the numbers say
Over half of consumers report that they prefer creator-informed artificial intelligence recommendations, according to recent IAB findings.
Google Responds To Cross-Domain Canonical De-Indexing Report via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google's John Mueller explains how publishers can catch site problems before they become an indexing crisis. The post Google Responds To Cross-Domain Canonical De-Indexing Report appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google’s AI Payment Pilot Vs. Cloudflare & Microsoft Models via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google, Cloudflare, and Microsoft are testing different models for paying publishers when AI systems access or use their content. The post Google’s AI Payment Pilot Vs. Cloudflare & Microsoft Models appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
New York Times Marks 175 Years With a Print Love Letter to Advertising
To commemorate its 175th anniversary on Friday, The New York Times took the opportunity to thank the people who really make its reporting possible: the advertisers. Starting Sept. 18, New […]
Your marketing automation needs more context
When marketing automation forgets recent buyer activity, messaging falls flat. Here's how to give your workflows context and build smarter customer journeys. The post Your marketing automation needs more context appeared first on MarTech.
Element launches Smart TVs powered by TiVo in US
TiVo, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xperi, and Element have announced the availability of new Element smart TVs Powered by TiVo, expanding consumer access to the TiVo OS platform across the US. TiVo OS brings together live television, streaming apps and personalised content recommendations into a single, intuitive experience that helps viewers spend less time searching […]
Railton named Chair of Racecourse Media Group
Racecourse Media Group (RMG) has announced the appointment of Nigel Railton as its new Chair. He currently serves as Chair of Post Office, a role he has held since May 2024, and is the organisation’s transformation programme and stakeholder rebuilding efforts. He is also a trustee of The Social Mobility Foundation. Railton previously served as […]
Berenberg stays cautious on Eutelsat
Investment bank Berenberg has restarted its coverage of satellite operator Eutelsat. The bank suggests clients ‘HOLD’ their shares and it issued a price target of €2. Eutelsat has recently been trading at about €1.74-€1.90 per share. The operator does not currently pay a dividend to shareholders. The bank is “cautious” on Eutelsat’s prospects saying that […]