Kathryn Lundstrom

A Federal Judge Ordered OpenAI to Stop Deleting Data The New York Times is suing OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement.

SCOOP: a federal judge ordered OpenAI to stop deleting data in a copyright lawsuit brought by the @nytimes.com.

that means even if you delete conversations with ChatGPT, your chats could end up in the hands of the Times' lawyers.

for @adweek.bsky.social:

www.adweek.com/media/a-fede...

tesla's net favorability dropped below zero this quarter:

EV Maker Rivian Drops First Major Ad Campaign Tesla's net favorability dipped below zero this quarter.

as consumers sour on tesla, @rivianofficial.bsky.social launched its first national brand campaign this week.

for @adweek.bsky.social: www.adweek.com/brand-market...

Walmart Pitched Its Adtech To Retailers. Now It's Pulled the Plug The retailer won a pitch in February, then dropped the offering.

#retailmedia scoop this week: even before amazon launched its retail ad service in jan, walmart was pitching its own adtech to other retailers looking to build retail media networks.

now, it's pulled the plug on the offering.

for @adweek.bsky.social: www.adweek.com/commerce/wal...

Meta Is Chasing Retail Media Budgets Some tools, reportedly in beta, hint at bigger efforts to cater to retailers.

as more ad $$ flows to retail media networks, meta wants to preserve—and grow—its own piece of the pie.

several new & updated tools from the last year paint a picture of the tech giant catering more toward RMNs. for ADWEEK (@adweek.bsky.social):

www.adweek.com/commerce/met...

Walmart’s Ad Business Is a Bright Spot Amid an Expected Slowdown in Sales The retailer’s ad revenue grew 27% year-over-year.

Advertising is a bright spot for Walmart as the retail giant welcomed inflation-strapped shoppers, who are bracing for more possible price increases from tariffs. adweek.it/4i8CAnG