FTC Cracks Down On ‘Click To Subscribe, Call To Cancel’ Billing For Subscription Services
Negative-option billing practices are a widespread marketing strategy.
Media & Media Ethics
Google’s News Showcase Teaches Executives What Not To Do
When Google earmarked $1 billion through its News Showcase to help struggling news outfits, it was expecting thunderous applause.
WikiLikes: Writers Association Honors Julian Assange And Calls For His Release
WikiLeaks founder has been in prison in England since 2019 for failing to appear in court. He faces extradition to the U.S.
All The Wrong News: How Bowie Flopped As A Reporter
How the star got the interview of a lifetime with controversial art legend Balthus, but failed to quiz him on alleged pedophilia.
Bel Hernandez To Help The Organization That Distributes Golden Globes Become More Inclusive
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has responded to criticism and is taking steps to promote diversity.
Influencer Law: Mexican Organizations Seek Digital Advertising Regulation, Legislators Discuss Issue
Citizen organizations demand transparency for social-media recommendations.
New Wired Xbox Stereo Headset Announced By Microsoft
The product is set to be launched on Sept. 21.
Black Boxer Mykal Fox On Judge’s Racist Tweets: ‘It’s Like I Lost Before Entering The Ring’
After controversial scoring on fight, judge is suspended for previous offensive social media posts.
IPhone 13 Expected To Launch In September
The prediction for the launch is by Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives.