Documents often represent hours upon hours of precious work — and once they’re gone, ideas aren’t always easy to get back. So what happens when a member of your team (who may or may not be, erm, you) ...

WikiHow’s CEO says Google’s ad tools give it stability, even as other parts of its business upend how users navigate websites. To WikiHow, Google is both tormentor and savior. And on Wednesday, as ...

Google has revamped its AI Vulnerability Reward Program, offering up to $30,000 for bug hunters. The updated program clarifies eligible security and a ...

Researchers exposed chained vulnerabilities in Google Gemini, allowing hidden prompts to exfiltrate sensitive user data silently.

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Google has opened a bounty program focused solely on flaws that let artificial intelligence systems take unsafe or unwanted actions. Google first added AI-related issues to its broader Vulnerability ...

GA4’s rollout reshaped analytics, but adoption challenges reveal gaps between Google’s promises and marketers’ reality.

This Reddit Ask Me Anything reveals the biggest mistakes marketers make and what actually works for authentic brand presence.

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Several states in the last year have considered or even created laws on shopping cart theft. So, one of our viewers wants to know: Do retailers really lose $800 million each year due to shopping cart ...