Expedia Group Inc. on Thursday fell the most in 14 years, TripAdvisor Inc. dropped the most in two years while Booking Holdings Inc.’s shares dropped 8%, wiping out a combined market value of more than $13 billion from the three online travel agents. The companies put reported dismal third-quarter results and laid the blame on […]
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is removing its print-at-home ticket option through Ticket Atlantic to discourage third-party resellers from misleading and overcharging the public. “We’re getting more and more phone calls and Facebook messages every day about potential ticket buyers’ frustrations with third-party ticket resellers. It is becoming overwhelming. Enough is enough,” said Scott
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Geoff Wright (Dell EMC) and Joyce Mullen (Dell EMC) Credit: Christine Wong Dell EMC is delivering on the promise of increased opportunities through the channel by rolling out a fresh round of partner incentives in markets experiencing growth. Forming part of aggressive indirect plans both locally and globally, the tech giant is actively rewarding competitive
Twitter made substantial changes today that will greatly impact social media managers who oversee multiple accounts and use automation apps to manage their Twitter activity. The site announced it is no longer permitting identical — or even substantially similar — content to be simultaneously posted from multiple accounts. It is also eliminating the ability for
Ad buyers are dissatisfied with publishers’ slower-than-expected adoption of the industry’s anti-fraud initiative, Ads.txt. Now they are nearing an ultimatum: Publishers need to upload a public list of their programmatic sellers and resellers, or they will be left out of brands’ programmatic ad buys. “Some advertisers care a lot about making sure that we’re not
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