DMS Consumer Finance Insights: Unsecured Debt-To-Income Ratios By State

Following California’s lead, Virginia passed the VCDPA, a privacy law that gives users the right to opt out of having their data used for targeted advertising.

Facebook’s pending self-publishing platform will give writers the opportunity to monetize their work, build out email lists and collect revenue.

YouTube receives accreditation from MRC, making it more desirable to advertisers, as digital platforms continue to prioritize being brand safety.

The Alliance for Audited Media (AAM) has introduced a third-party audit program for digital publishers with hopes to protect advertisers from tracking fraud.

Ecommerce retail sales continued to grow even after the busy holiday season ended.

Twitter recently announced plans to acquire Revue, a newsletter platform, with the intention of offering better monetization opportunities for creators.

This year, many brands long known for advertising at the Super Bowl are sitting it out and turning their attention elsewhere.

Taboola introduces Taboola Stories to help advertisers leverage a popular format to increase engagement and drive revenue.

Walmart recently announced the launch of a new fintech startup that will offer modern, innovative and affordable financial solutions.

A digital ad tax is being debated in Maryland, with opponents concerned about the impact of the tax on advertising revenues.

Through Google Question Hub, publishers can identify unanswered questions from searches and create relevant content based on the gaps in Google Search.

Super Bowl LV, set to air February 7, is already lining up major advertisers from Turbo Tax to Toyota.

Clubhouse is a recently launched audio-only social media platform that is popular with celebrities and growing around the world.

Despite a trying year for advertisers, email proved an essential tool for creating connections with consumers and strengthening existing relationships.

Google faces another antitrust lawsuit, this time related to their role in ad market pricing.

As consumers relied heavily on delivery of everything, including groceries, in 2020, brands like Kroger stepped up their ecommerce strategies and are reaping the benefits.

After announcing the roll-out of privacy labels (AKA nutrition labels) this summer, Apple is now requiring them for all apps.

The FTC and 47 states sued Facebook in a case that could lead to Instagram and WhatsApp spinning off on their own.