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Media

Meet the interior design creator who made a reluctant pivot that paid off

Julie Sousa had an interior design company and viral content, but after hiring a manager, was pressured to pivot. It worked.

Why brands like Gap Inc. and Staples are inviting their employees to be creators

Companies are scrambling for creators. Turns out they already employ them.

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Media Briefing: The case for and against markdown for AI bots

Markdown is becoming publishers’ latest AI optimization tactic, raising questions about the scraping tradeoff.

Marketing

OpenAI is coming for SMB advertisers

The company is going after smaller advertisers. Its job listings prove it.

Zoom relies on creators to boost AI search results

As AI changes how brands are discovered, Zoom is leaning on creators and journalists to shape its reputation.

Your favorite beauty brands are now also entertainment brands

Many of today’s beauty brands are asking if entertainment and advertising can be one and the same. 

Future of TV

Future of TV Briefing: Why Aéropostale is investing in creator-led episodic shows

This week’s Future of TV Briefing features a Q&A with Catalyst Brands evp and chief customer and marketing officer Marisa Thalberg about Aéropostale’s recent creator-led episodic series.

D+ Research: Marketers navigate a changing CTV landscape

As CTV matures, the streaming ad industry is entering a period of change.

Future of TV Briefing: FreeWheel adds show-level reporting to tackle streaming’s transparency problem

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at Comcast-owned FreeWheel enabling streaming ad sellers to directly pass show-level reporting to programmatic ad buyers.

Media Buying

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Ad Tech Briefing: More take-private deals are on the horizon, here’s what to look out for

The largest public names on the public markets are plateauing, prompting further speculation.

Why Georgia-Pacific bet the future of programmatic on supply, not demand

Georgia-Pacific cut its SSPs by 80%. Here’s what it learned about supply-side control.

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Media Buying Briefing: How Instrument won Croc’s business in a day

The agency’s calling card is applying technology-driven creative solutions for clients to get them to think far beyond the parameters of what they’re comfortable with.


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.

As AI becomes standard for scaling marketing, leaders are finding ways to adapt

As content demands scale across channels and markets, many marketing teams are hitting operational limits. To close the gap, more organizations are using AI to produce more with fewer resources — but the advantage comes from how creative and technical marketers activate AI, not just add it to their tech stack. According to a new […]

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Fashion Briefing: As international travel increases, brands are showing up in hotel room closets, room service menus and airport newsstands

As traditional retail channels get glutted with competition, fashion brands are increasingly looking for interesting and unique venues to show up in customers’ lives. And as Americans increase their travel habits, both domestically and abroad, showing up in hotels, airports and other travel locations has become an appealing strategy.

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Fashion Briefing: As international travel increases, brands are showing up in hotel room closets, room service menus and airport newsstands

As traditional retail channels get glutted with competition, fashion brands are increasingly looking for interesting and unique venues to show up in customers’ lives. And as Americans increase their travel habits, both domestically and abroad, showing up in hotels, airports and other travel locations has become an appealing strategy.