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Last year, digital ad spend passed $600 billion worldwide. Impressive, right? Here’s a more impressive stat: an estimated $150 billion of that was stolen by digital ad fraudsters and bots. That’s $411 million every day.

We know that digital ad fraud – attempts from cybercriminals to defraud digital advertisers for financial gain by misrepresenting clicks, conversions or data events – now accounts for $1 of every $4 spent on digital ads. This can come in many forms, from cybercriminals working alone or in a group, to large organizations attempting to thwart competitors by hijacking ad campaigns.

Over the last decade, the way people consume television has undergone a significant transformation. Gone are the days when they were bound to traditional cable TV subscriptions with fixed schedules and limited choices. Today, the battle for supremacy in your living room is between streaming services and good old cable TV. Here’s a deep dive into the pros and cons of both options and explore how options like Kodi on Firestick are redefining the game.

The Rise of Streaming

Streaming services have surged in popularity over the past decade, revolutionizing how people watch TV. These platforms, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Disney+, offer a wide array of content at your fingertips. Here are some key advantages of streaming:

Flexibility and Convenience

One of the primary…

“I got to ring the bell yesterday,” she said. “It was great. It was very exciting because it’s been a long 30 sessions, six weeks.”

However, Isabella explained that she’s still in the process of treatment and will start chemotherapy next month.

“That’s my next step,” she added. “I’m ready for it to start and be one day closer to being over.”

Amid her recovery, Isabella is also looking forward to her future. “I’m looking forward to getting back to college and moving back to California and just starting my school experience over,” she said. “Not over, but just restarting, being back into a routine and something that’s enjoyable.”

And for Michael, the process has given their family perspective.

“I literally think that in a lot of ways, I’m the luckiest man in the world because I’ve got…

The U.S. has played host to three World Cups and each time the final has been held in Southern California, at the Rose Bowl for the 1994 men’s tournament and 1999 women’s event and in what is now Dignity Health Sports Park at the end of the hastily organized women’s competition in 2003.

That’s not likely to happen in 2026 when a 48-team men’s tournament, the largest in history, is shared by the U.S., Mexico and Canada. More than half the games, including the final, will be played in the U.S. but it’s looking more and more likely that the Cup will be raised at AT&T Stadium outside Dallas and not in Los Angeles, with New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium also pushing hard to host the final.

If that happens, say people close to the local World Cup organizing committee who are not…

The web hosting company Quadranet has scored a victory in a VPN piracy lawsuit filed by several film companies after a Florida federal court dismissed their complaint with prejudice.

As reported by TorrentFreak, earlier this year a group of independent film companies behind a number of popular films including “London has Fallen”, “Outpost” and “Dallas Buyers Club” not only began targeting site operators and individual pirates but they also started going after VPN providers. During the past few months, the group began suing hosting companies including California-based Quadranet which leases servers to LiquidVPN.