This week, Forever 21 is likely to be salvaged by several investment groups. Meanwhile, Evergage is acquired by Salesforce and Spotify gains another popular podcast network, The Ringer.

Election years give publishers the opportunity to bring in additional funds outside normal advertisers. How do politicians spend in an election year?

The new SameSite requirements are not the only big step forward towards a more secure web for consumers this year — Google made yet another announcement on January 14.

Last year, we reported on the cutting down of auto TV ad spend. The downturn of ad spending trend continues and is consistent across mediums. Notably, B2B ad sales are down.

This week, Penn National gains a big stake in Barstool Sports, Hello Products is acquired by Colgate-Palmolive, and GoDaddy is set to expand its services with content startup Over.

The Questex deal was one sign among many for just how strong the B2B events space is.

This week, Moody gets more data, VMware boosts its networking tech and UberEats in India sells to a local competitor.

The Super Bowl is less than a week away, which means if people aren’t talking about the 49ers or the Chiefs, they’re only talking about one thing: Super Bowl ads.

Since the 2016 election, Facebook has faced heavy criticism for the way it handles political advertising. Now, with the next election nearly upon us, how is ad tech approaching political ads?