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This Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Office bundle hit an all-time low ahead of Black Friday

TL;DR: Save hundreds per year with this $84.97 bundle of Adobe Acrobat Pro (three years) and Microsoft Office (lifetime). So, you’re tired of paying subscription fees for the software you know you’ll need every day? Stop and find a deal that can help you save. With our exclusive productivity app bundle, you can get three years of Adobe …

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Exclusive: Babbel Black Friday lifetime subscription offer from StackSocial

Skip to content Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: StackSocial is partnering with Babbel this Black Friday! Use code LEARN at checkout to get a Babbel lifetime subscription for $159 for a limited time (MSRP $198.97). If you want to learn a new language but the thought of traditional language classes feels all too overwhelming, a language-learning app like Babbel may be your perfect solution. …

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Best Black Friday Chromebook deals: What to expect and early sales

Image: Unsplash Black Friday deals on Chromebooks have begun at Amazon, Best Buy, and other retailers the week before Thanksgiving — welcome to Amazon Black Week. I’ve collected the best Chromebook deals for PCWorld over the past several years (including Black Friday and Prime Day) and these are usually the best deals of the year. …

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Marketers move to bring transparency to creator and influencer fees

By Krystal Scanlon and Seb Joseph  •  November 20, 2025  • Ivy Liu Marketers have grown fixed on a simple, stubborn question: what portion of their spend reaches the person making the content? What was once a direct handoff now threads through a growing constellation of agencies, platforms, networks, ad tech vendors and assorted brokers, …

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The AI traffic cliff is proving why revenue resilience matters

Publishers don’t face small shifts in trends like other industries do. Instead, they’re weathering a relentless wave of changes: algorithm shifts, SEO overhauls, Google cookie deprecation, made-for-advertising sites, ad tech commoditization. Once, search traffic was a dependable faucet. Now, AI-powered zero-click summaries have rerouted that stream. Organic visits can drop 34% to 79% when AI …

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Why CTV’s evolution has made the home screen the place where discovery meets intent

Nearly half of viewers power on their televisions without knowing what they’ll watch. This moment of openness represents valuable real estate in modern advertising. The home screen’s virtues go beyond size or prominence, due to the mindset it captures. It has evolved from a simple navigation tool into a critical decision point where discovery, intent …

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Man who used generative AI to create image accused of copyright infringement, in potential landmark case

Mockup of book cover created by generative AI tool (image source: Canva AI Image Generator, 2025) Users of generative AI apps like Stable Diffusion may not fear legal prosecution. Nonetheless, in Japan, authorities believe a man instructed the software to replicate a protected image. Most accusations of copyright infringement target the authors of AI tools, …

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