AMP isn’t quite a household acronym yet, but it has big implications for virtually everyone with web access. The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Project, the brainchild of Google announced just two ...

Mobile ad company Kargo partnered with the AMP Project, an open-source initiative to speed up download times of mobile websites, to provide marketers new ad formats. Kargo claims it's the first ...

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Hello, AdSense publishers and partners! There have been quite a few questions about Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). This article will provide more context and links to resources relating to the AMP ...

Six months after launching AMP for news stories in its mobile search results, Google today announced the next step for the project: moving AMP beyond news and bringing it to other mobile sites, too.

There's a story going around today that the Web is too slow, especially over mobile networks. It's a pretty good story—and it's a perpetual story. The Web, while certainly improved from the days of 14 ...

Google's new Accelerated Mobile Pages, aka AMP, makes websites load fast. Like, really fast. But that speed comes with a few changes to how the open web works. AMP achieves its remarkable speeds in ...

Google has a plan to speed up mobile Web browsing. The recently unveiled AMP—Accelerated Mobile Pages—project is an open source initiative that restricts certain elements of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript ...

Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP, has been a controversial project since its debut. The need for the framework has been clear: the payloads of mobile pages can be just insane, what with layers and ...