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Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg "engaged in one of the most massive infringements of copyrighted materials in history," book publishers and "Presumed Innocent" author Scott Turow allege in a new lawsuit. ...
By Wendy Davis

March expanded 2.8%, a big deceleration from February's double-digit sports-related gains. ...
By Joe Mandese

Ted Turner, the brash broadcaster who changed TV news forever when he founded CNN, has died. He w ...
By Adam Buckman

OpenAI also designed and launched measurement capabilities and a landing page with sign-up instructions, video guides and documen ...
By Laurie Sullivan

Instagram is building upon its in-feed "AI info" tag with a new AI label that creators who po ...
By Colin Kirkland

Select Van Leeuwen shops mark Mental Health Awareness Month with a deal: $7.95 for a scoop and ...
By Teresa Buyikian, Les Luchter

Wanted: A journalist who is also FIFA's No. 1 fan. ...
By Sarah Mahoney, Staff Writer

"Our goal is to make TikTok ubiquitous. There are over two billion 'New Screens' outside of mobile a ...
By Colin Kirkland

The new media-buying fee, called a "fractional advertising contribution," or FAC, will be charged to use the ANA ...
By Joe Mandese