More than 95% of Amazon's independent sellers use other channels, Amazon says. US accounts get the free tools gradually - which features work now, which wait?

Buy with Prime is Amazon's service placing the Prime checkout, delivery and returns on merchants' own websites. How it works, what it costs and who objects.

Multi-Channel Fulfillment is Amazon's service shipping orders from other sales channels out of FBA stock. How it works, what it costs and where it falls short.

Paramount keeps the live September 27 broadcast on CBS, MTV and Paramount+, while Spotify hosts the archive and later clips. Who gets to watch them, and where?

Seller Central is Amazon's web console where third-party merchants list, price, ship and advertise goods. How it works, what it costs and why it is disputed.

No public comments required edits, leaving hosts, buyers and vendors on server logs until v3.0 opens for comment in mid-2027 - what will count beyond downloads?

Invoice-only billing applies to sellers, vendors and off-Amazon brands, with cards planned for Q1 2027. Open beta is expected in late October, then 35 markets.

One test role would replace contributor badges and the group expert role, while Forum's Ask tries comparison prompts. Admin tool detail is due in coming weeks.

Site owners can add abbreviations, translations and typos to Clarity's brand lists 57 days after the AI query split. Do past reports get reclassified? Unstated.

Small and midsize sites in the pilot get under 0.1% of ad revenue, while one early entrant tops $1 million a year. What sets the payout, and who can check it?

Original uploaders get attribution, added view credit and a veto, per YouTube's September 23 blog. Showdowns follow in 2027 - but what is the default setting?

Comment summaries, spec comparison tables and frame-level video search are headed to Ask YouTube for US viewers. How it ranks rival models is still undisclosed.

Premium listeners will get conversational search over 300 million songs plus weekly AI-voiced podcast previews. Which shows, and whose sponsor reads, get heard?

Viewer questions are matched to the exact second of a creator's video by a custom Gemini model. Nobody has said how usage was counted, or on which screens.

Video makers watched takes sorted by outfit colour, cut to a hip-hop beat and given camera shake in a demo posted September 25. What has the company not said?

Sellers signing up by December 31 get a Quick Plus year worth up to $720, as a Claude plugin opens in US beta. Who approves actions taken while sellers sleep?

Contract is no legal basis for profiling Facebook and Instagram users in Nigeria, a Lagos judge held, setting an 8-week compliance clock that ends in November.

Agencies on Prisma get a first link to Neo, the self-serve TV platform WBD opened in 2025. What happens to that connection if Paramount closes its takeover?

Low-traffic sites added a net 34,700 entries across the top 50,000 US publishers, while 46% of Tier 1 SSP domains stay duplicated. What does Q4 buying inherit?

Only 8% of US adults use agentic AI and 18% call agents a good idea, a 7,675-person survey shows. Which brands get picked once software handles the shopping?

Unique advertisers buying programmatically rose 25% across 15 markets, and guaranteed deals hold 71% of Europe's volume against 27% in the US. What explains it?

Netflix averaged 54% unique reach to TV across five markets, per AudienceProject, which gives no sample size. What the figure counts remains an open question.

Media buyers reach 320 million monthly impressions in 75+ cities, from fuel stations to Madrid-Barajas. Pricing, buying routes and measurement remain unstated.

Deloitte data put monthly streaming bills at $71 for fans against $56 for non-fans, while some inputs date to 2018. What does the framework prove for buyers?

White label is ad technology built by one company and sold under another's brand, from DSPs to retail media stacks. How the model works, pays and gets policed.

Channels under half a million subscribers drew 1 billion boosts across 75 million videos. Paid ones now name backers, but at what price and in which markets?

AI Office: the European Commission body supervising general-purpose AI models under the EU AI Act, with power to demand data, test models and fine providers.

C2PA is an open technical standard that binds signed, tamper-evident provenance records to media files, stating who made them, how, and whether AI was used.

Local daily ratings and multi-market reports move to hosted software for publishers, agencies and brands. The release gives no date for its AI and MCP features.

Big Happy puts turnaround at under 72 hours for mobile creative and 14 days for 3D out-of-home assets. Pricing, minimums and audience matching remain unstated.

Sponsored Services ads carry Call and Quote buttons on three page types for US home and auto advertisers. No pricing or performance figures were published.

OpenRTB is the IAB Tech Lab protocol setting how exchanges and bidders trade ad impressions in milliseconds. How its objects work and where they are contested.

Working media is the share of an ad budget that buys placements rather than agency fees, data, technology or production, and a much disputed programmatic ratio.

Brands that pick the AI tool or write prompts can become deployers too, as can publishers that personalise ads. Austrian competition law adds a second exposure.

In-store tills took 75% of revenue in Groupe SEB's May-to-June Cookeo pilot built on data from French retailers. Where does the claimed near-3x ROAS come from?

86% of CPG advertisers on Criteo logged a ChatGPT-referred sale in July, while 40% of shoppers would let AI restock personal care. What do the figures prove?

Footfall, not screen plays, becomes the starting point for retail media networks counting store audiences. What else changes before comments close October 23?

Nick Fox is Google's senior vice president for knowledge and information, running Search, ads, Maps and commerce. His remit, career and most disputed claims.

Jounce Media is a New York research firm that maps and grades programmatic supply chains. How its labels work, who relies on them and why they are disputed.

Five notices cover a $149 keyboard shown to Australian shoppers against a crossed-out $229. Other retailers from two sales sweeps remain under investigation.

Marketers get broadcasts September 29 in North America and September 30 in EMEA and APAC, with replays October 1. Why does a DSP share its stage with OpenAI?

Sites on free ACME certificates may get a new issuer, with a 2012 GlobalSign root and bids at Chrome, Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla. What would a switch take?

Indicators pulled from each report stay 30 days in an account's private dataset; three paid tiers get more. What makes analysts trust tags a machine applied?

Twenty-two MLB, nine NHL and five NBA clubs sit on 27 regional networks priced by market. Fubo withheld the extra charge, so what will a home-team fan pay?

Return on ad spend reached 3.65x at the collegiate apparel label, but investors got no dollar figures. Can an October site rebuild lift it to the 5x target?

Private marketplace and guaranteed streaming deals now route via FreeWheel, SpringServe and Publica with no charge to either side. Where does that leave SSPs?

Cyber Monday is set for $15.1 billion as AI-referred visits to US retailers climb 130%, while social media's revenue share grows four times faster than search.

Trip-date search and some spam penalties are also gone for EEA users, Google's search chief said. Rival search engines get its query data from January 2027.

Only 30% of Amazon merchants sell in more than one country. Toys go first; electronics and baby goods follow by year-end, with rules before manufacture in 2027.

Muse, Business Agent, Muse API and Muse Code are the first tools Meta will package for firms and developers, with no price or date. Where do advertisers fit?