A recent report on the impact of Apple’s privacy changes for iPhones and iPads appears to show that advertisers are experiencing a 15 to 20 percent drop in revenue. The changes allow consumers to block advertisers from tracking them, a business model criticized as “surveillance-based” advertising. VenureBeat reports that Consumer Acquisition’s Brian Bowman has sounded the alarm…
Report: Apple’s Pro-Consumer Privacy Changes Cause 15% Drop in Revenue for Advertisers
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Report: CNN to Lay Off up to 50 Employees After Missing Revenue Targets.
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Joe Pompeo writes at Vanity Fair that CNN, led by its president Jeff Zucker, will soon lay off dozens of employees — mostly from “several high-profile digital initiatives” — after the left-wing news network failed to reach revenue targets. From Vanity Fair: [D]espite the so-called Trump Bump, CNN appears to be re-thinking at least some […]