Google and Facebook combined posted a 77% year-on-year jump in their ad sales last fiscal while the equalisation levy they paid soared 82%,...

A good indicator of Google and Facebook's dominance in attracting marketers to their platforms is the equalisation levy the two companies p...

According to industry insiders, Google and Facebook continue to roughly corner over 70 of the digital advertising pie in India, and this ha...

India collected a total of Rs 2,057 crore in equalization levy last fiscal, up 85%.

Efforts in Australia to make Google and Facebook pay for news has garnered worldwide attention, creating what some call a defining moment f...

Australia is poised to adopt legislation that would force digital companies to pay for news content, something that would create a global p...

We delve deep into the ongoing controversy, which has been in the making ever since media companies started to lose control of how their pu...

There are a few undesirable trends in some sectors where market share is becoming dominant with potential monopolistic trends.

Despite its enviable growth rate and online advertising duopoly with Alphabet Inc.'s Google, Facebook's stock has a relatively pedestrian v...

Facebook’s filings with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) show that FB India Online Services purchased advertising worth Rs 6,067.95 crore f...

Under India's unique rule, no single player can grab more than 30% of total payments transactions. Every company also has to use India’s op...

Media planners and advertisers do not expect the recent political controversy around the WSJ report to contribute to a dent in ad spends on...

So far it's not clear how badly the tech giants might be hit. Some of the early clues are expected this week when Google's corporate parent...

Apple's earnings warning is an unfortunate reminder that it remain 'the iPhone company'.

Rising regulatory scrutiny, increased tax demands & threat from Chinese cos is what Pichai is staring at.

NCPI and Facebook both share few traits including an insatiable appetite for personal information and a fetish for hypercentralisation.

While the CCI order said Google abused its dominant position on three counts that largely relate to search, it found no foul play in the ca...