Reddit told moderators and developers on 1 October that RSS feeds stop on 13 November. Developers must register their apps by 12 January 2027.
Currys' Beyond Techspectations won the 2026 IPA Effectiveness Grand Prix. The case reports £500 million in extra revenue over two years.
Optician chain Hans Anders has stopped selling Ray-Ban Meta glasses in the Netherlands and Belgium amid a privacy debate.
Dominic Williams has been promoted to chief executive of Mail Metro Media, a newly created role at the Daily Mail's commercial arm.
Discord has launched Ads Manager, a campaign tool for brands, and Video Quests, a mobile rewarded video ad format.
Adobe expects US online holiday sales of $275.1 billion in 2026. Visits from generative AI tools to retail sites should rise 130%.
Zara has removed a children's Halloween costume from sale after critics said its stripes looked like a Nazi concentration camp uniform.
Mercedes-AMG has launched Too Hard To Resist, a global campaign with Brad Pitt for the electric GT 4-Door Coupé.
Goalhanger will run all advertising and sponsorship sales itself from January 2027. The podcast company made £37.9 million in 2025.
Google has updated its guidance on AI-generated content. Every AI text should be checked by a person, and the rule now names metadata such as titles and alt text.
OpenAI has added a Try on button to clothing listings in ChatGPT. It turns a selfie into a picture of the shopper wearing the item.
Voice-overs, small edits and bulk templates will not count as original work. YouTube gave no start date.
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