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Media
CNN takes All Access abroad to turn global reach into paying subscribers
CNN is bringing its All Access subscription service to the U.K. and Canada as part of a broader push to turn its international audience into paying subscribers.
Ad industry tallies early losses from Apple’s Safari tracking block
A week after Apple’s Safari block, the ad industry is still waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Welcome to Creator University: Inside the colleges building creator economy programs
As more young folks seek to enter the creator economy, universities are offering classes covering every layer of the still-growing ecosystem.
Marketing
Ikea’s CMO sees LLMs as the newest place a brand has to hold its line
LLMs have widened the brand. Ikea’s CMO thinks the basics still hold.
How many people does it take to run an agency? According to Bad Mktg, just two if you’re using AI
BaD Mktg is just two employees and a lot of AI to run the business and ideate. The secret to its success? The experience of the people leading the ideation.
‘Mission and capital can coexist’: Golden State Valkyries’ Jess Smith on pitch to sponsors
The WNBA’s newest team must navigate measurement demands and marketers wanting to share in the ‘mission’ if it’s to establish a commercial foothold.
Future of TV
Future of TV Briefing: TikTok Shop success = small creators + more videos
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how “more videos from smaller creators” is the recipe for success on TikTok Shop.
Future of TV Briefing: Hispanic TV-and-streaming viewership in 4 charts
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how Hispanic audiences spend their time between traditional TV and streaming.
Future of TV Briefing: TV ad industry’s measurement currency frustrations hit (another) boiling point
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at a new task force being formed by the Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement to tackle the TV ad industry’s measurement currency conundrum.
Media Buying
Publicis is selling directly to AI-anxious CEOs as it steps away from traditional pitches
Publicis boss Sadoun says agency group is skipping CMOs in more new business pitches, as Groupe notches up new business wins.
Ad Tech Briefing: Zeta goes big as Apple casts a shadow over Advertising Week
Advertising Week New York saw more ad tech M&A, plus, the rise of the “universal buying platform.”
‘An important capability for us’: PepsiCo CEO on Publicis switch
Pepsico’s Ramon Laguarta used a recent appearance in front of investors to champion the company’s decision to hand its global media account to Publicis Groupe.
Annual research reports
Podcasts
Research
Upfronts
Future of TV Briefing: The upfront is overtaking streaming’s programmatic marketplace
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how major TV and streaming ad sellers are seeing upfront deals represent a larger share of their programmatic businesses.
Why Amazon and YouTube pitched operating systems, not just TV inventory at this year’s upfront
Negotiations over identity, infrastructure, AI-driven buying take place as much as programing.
The state of publisher audiences in the zero-click era
This State of the Industry report, sponsored by Arc XP, explores how publishers are adapting their audience acquisition, AI search and creator economy strategies as zero-click search becomes the norm. The rise of AI-powered search is changing the way audiences discover and engage with content, and that fundamental shift is requiring publishers to adapt their […]
Leveraging airport reunions, party outfits and a hostess gift delivered by DoorDash, Anthropologie clearly wants a bigger share of the holiday shopping list.
Leveraging airport reunions, party outfits and a hostess gift delivered by DoorDash, Anthropologie clearly wants a bigger share of the holiday shopping list.
According to Deloitte’s annual holiday shopping survey, 22% of respondents plan to start their holiday shopping earlier than they did last year, and 28% of shoppers’ budgets are expected to be exhausted by the end of October — the highest level reported in six years. Here’s what that could mean from a supply chain perspective
According to Deloitte’s annual holiday shopping survey, 22% of respondents plan to start their holiday shopping earlier than they did last year, and 28% of shoppers’ budgets are expected to be exhausted by the end of October — the highest level reported in six years. Here’s what that could mean from a supply chain perspective