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GEO hype busted: How it differs (and how it doesn’t) from SEO

GEO is flooding media execs’ inboxes. But SEO veterans say these AI visibility services may not be as revolutionary as they seem.

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Media Briefing: As AI search grows, a cottage industry of GEO vendors is booming

A wave of new GEO vendors promises improving visibility in AI-generated search, though some question how effective the services really are.

‘Not a big part of the work’: Meta’s LLM bet has yet to touch its core ads business

Meta knows LLMs could transform its ads business. Getting there is another matter.

Marketing

TikTok after the legal fight and why it’s coming for Meta’s ad dollars

With legal issues behind it, TikTok is stepping up marketing and making a stronger play for Meta’s ad budgets.

Ad Tech Briefing: Embattled, embittered and determined

Company executives come out swinging as the markets issue their judgements on Wall Street pitches.

Target CEO says ‘busy families’ will be company’s focus as it seeks growth

The company is making tweaks to departments like food and baby, as well as services like same-day delivery.

Future of TV

Long-form creators eye taking over TVs – and chasing bigger brand budgets

Long-form episodic creator content is drawing in large numbers of highly engaged viewers, but ad budges are lagging behind. We explore why.

Future of TV Briefing: How Paramount’s and Warner Bros. Discovery’s ad tech stacks stack up

This week’s Future of TV Briefing breaks down Paramount’s and Warner Bros. Discovery’s ad tech stacks now that the companies seem set (finally) to combine.

Future of TV Briefing: Netflix’s in-house ad platform launch has led some advertisers to double spend

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how the streamer’s expanded ad targeting and measurement options has resulted in increased advertiser spending.

Media Buying

OpenAI is building the ad tech stack it’s currently borrowing

Tech companies don’t build out an internal ads org – let alone pay up to $385,000 to do it – if they’re planning to rely on outside vendors forever.

Media Buying Briefing: Overheard at DMBS Spring 2026: AI from the top to the bottom of agencies

The Town Halls revealed the most about the challenges and solutions media agencies face with integrating AI systems and processes into workflows

The Rundown: Ad tech’s performance in 2025 was overshadowed by AI concerns and Big Tech

Despite revenue increases, the markets were brutal but reports over talks with OpenAI proved later upside.


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