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Chicago-based Aprimo introduced an automated, artificial intelligence-driven tagging to its digital asset management (DAM) solution this week. The company also introduced new connectors to content ...

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On Thursday, Integral Ad Science introduced a tag wrapper that automates the process of wrapping campaigns with ad server and third-party verification tags for Google Campaign Manager. The feature, in ...

NEW YORK — It wasn’t what anyone expected to see while perusing a news article. But there, in the final paragraph of an online story about the call girl involved in the Eliot Spitzer scandal, Yahoo’s ...

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Integral Ad Science (IAS), the global leader in digital ad verification, and Google Campaign Manager, the largest global ad server, today announced the first automated tag to seamlessly wrap campaigns ...

Every potential application of RFID tagging requires a different approach. Manufacturers of consumer goods, for instance, require a full range of compliance-tagging and verification solutions. These ...

Mobile games analyst GameRefinery has launched a new automatic tagging system for more than 100,000 iOS games. The new feature will work on a range of App Store titles across various markets, such as ...

If you use an online service to share your photos with the rest of the world, you know that you can annotate your pictures with selected words -- or tags. It's an easy work, but imagine a computer ...

It wasn't what anyone expected to see while perusing a news article. But there, in the final paragraph of an online story about the call girl involved in the Eliot Spitzer scandal, Yahoo's automated ...