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SEO & AI search

Google sets rules for rivals to buy its EU search data

Google has said which rival search engines can buy anonymised data from searches in Europe. Deals can be signed from 17 September, with the first samples in November.

2 Sep 20263 sourcesGoogle Search Central (primary documentation), Search Engine Journal, Search Engine Roundtable
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Media

States and writers oppose Paramount’s $1.88 billion bond request

Twelve states and the Writers Guild have asked a judge to reject Paramount Skydance's demand for a 1.88 billion dollar guarantee. Paramount says the court case is holding up its 110 billion dollar purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.

2 Sep 20264 sourcesReuters via KELO, Press.pl, Reuters via Investing.com, Outlook Business
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E-commerce

Mall owner Simon starts selling ads using visitor data

Simon Property Group, the largest owner of shopping malls, has started selling ads. It builds audiences from loyalty and Wi-Fi data and shows the ads on almost 4,000 screens.

2 Sep 20264 sourcesAdExchanger, Chain Store Age, MediaPost, Digiday / Modern Retail
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Agencies

Dentsu and Itochu to take Dentsu Soken off the stock market

Itochu will buy up to 38 percent of Dentsu Soken at 2,880 yen a share and run it with Dentsu as a joint venture. Dentsu keeps 61.78 percent, and the company will leave the Tokyo stock market.

2 Sep 20265 sourcesItochu press release, Itochu tender offer notice (PDF), Dentsu Group press release, MLex, Campaign US
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Media

Apple TV price in the US rises to $14.99 a month

Apple TV now costs 14.99 dollars a month in the United States, two dollars more than before. The price also went up in Brazil, Chile and Mexico.

2 Sep 20265 sourcesMacRumors, 9to5Mac, TidBITS, Wirtualne Media, Telepolis

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