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Media Briefing: The ‘SaaS-pocalypse’ is spreading to publishers

As AI vibe-coding tools help publishers build their own software and products, the “SaaS-pocalypse” reshapes build-versus-buy decisions.

Forbes creates wine vertical, commerce shop and membership business as AI squeezes traffic

Forbes is launching a wine-focused vertical, commerce site and membership program to grow consumer revenue and offset declining traffic.

Digiday+ Research: Publishers favor generative AI over predictive AI

Publishers have worked to find the right fit for AI tools, and found that generative AI lends itself better to journalism than predictive AI.

Marketing

Amazon hits pause on controversial change to its advertising payment system that had caused a seller revolt

The pause signals Amazon is at least temporarily backing off a policy that had sparked coordinated pushback from its seller community.

Agencies compete for SEO talent as client demand for zero-click expertise surges

Media agencies across the industry are hoping to attract top organic search execs given how hot AI search is at the moment.

Google AI Max moves out of beta: Marketers sound off on the inevitable migration

Google’s AI Max is moving out of beta, further automating its search business and moving from a keyword-based auction to an intent-based auction. 

Future of TV

Future of TV Briefing: Netflix’s VOID peeks at the future of virtual product placement

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at an AI tool developed by a team including several Netflix employees that could presage the evolution of virtual product placements.

youtube tv

Future of TV Briefing: A TV advertising staple is missing from YouTube show sponsorships

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the rare practice of YouTube channels offering TV-style make-goods to sponsors as TV-style shows become more commonplace.

Future of TV Briefing: What publishers have to offer creators

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at what publishers have to offer creators as more media outlets enlist independent video makers.

Media Buying

‘Absolutely no intention’: Publicis Group CEO rules out building a Trade Desk rival amid ongoing dispute

CEO Arthur Sadoun was clear there won’t be a Publicis-built rival. That path, he said, would pull the company too far off its current roadmap.

With the World Cup around the corner, media buyers expect streaming prices to soar

Forecasts suggest that late-stage bids for World Cup inventory could see marketers pay a steep premium. But alternatives exist.


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