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Media

Media Briefing: Declared ‘good bots,’ mixed-use crawlers, gray scrapers – how AI accesses publisher content

The Cloudflare’s latest AI settings reshape how compliant crawlers behave, yet the biggest leakage for publisher content remains a gray scraping economy that doesn’t bother to play by those rules.

In Graphic Detail: The state of streaming highlights the power of creators

“Just Chatting” is the driving force behind views on major streaming platforms, thanks to the appeal of personality-driven creators

Hot Ones creator Sean Evans on YouTube vs. TV, the interview boom and what comes next

Hot Ones host and TIME 100 top creator Sean Evans chats about the creator economy’s past, present, and future

Marketing

D+ Research: Marketers hesitate to adopt AI for influencer and CTV marketing

Advertisers embrace AI for social media and retail media marketing, but are slower to adopt AI for influencer and CTV marketing.

OpenAI set to expand ads to France, Germany and Ireland

The ads solutions vacancies in those markets signify that OpenAI will have achieved a presence in every major global advertising region within less than a year.

How Bandit Running is expanding internationally while staying hyperlocal

Bandit’s focus on core running communities has helped it grow enough to start expanding outward.

Future of TV

Future of TV Briefing: The 5 biggest news stories of 2026 so far

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks back at the most significant developments — or non-developments– in the TV, streaming and digital video industry during the first half of 2026.

Walmart buys ‘the Google Ads of streaming’ Vibe in a deal tipped at a $1 billion-plus valuation

The deal would bring Vibe’s 10,000 SME advertisers to the platform, equipping Walmart to better compete with Meta and Pinterest.

Future of TV Briefing: The ad-supported streaming landscape in graphic detail

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at a spate of recent studies that highlight the growing predominance of ad-supported streaming and the risk in how brands are managing streaming campaigns.

Media Buying

Advertisers look for advantage in Sky’s ITV deal

The $2.13 proposed billion acquisition of ITV would redraw the UK’s advertising map. Advertisers are still waiting to hear what’s in it for them.

What’s really driving Europe’s €131 billion ad boom

Another forecast, another reminder that ad spend is running its own race, economy be damned.

Advertising’s confidence problem, according to the man who used to price its stocks

Advertising’s inconvenient truth: the industry built a commodity and called it a strategy


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.

Why streaming sponsorships are the most efficient buy in TV

Sam Joachim, senior director, client services, Tatari Every brand running a CTV campaign is chasing efficiency — lower CPMs, tighter targeting, faster iteration. This makes streaming sponsorships look like the last thing a marketer would want to budget for, with higher CPMs, non-cancellable commitments and premium inventory that costs more than anything else in the […]

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Beauty
Beauty Briefing: Urban Outfitters doubles down on Gen Zalpha beauty, and Coty offloads Gucci ahead of schedule

This week, I checked in on Urban Outfitters’ growing beauty assortment and Coty’s decision to send Gucci Beauty back to Kering. Additionally, Bobbi Brown’s son steps down as CEO of Jones Road, and Sol de Janeiro targets the male fragrance market. 

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Operations
Brands Briefing: 80-year-old Minnetonka banks on clogs and creators to woo new customers

Minnetonka is betting on new categories, new silhouettes and new marketing tactics to win over new audiences as it celebrates its 80th birthday this year.