AI Max, which launched May and rolls out this summer, aims to provide advertisers with a “one-click feature suite” for search campaigns.
AI compensation is evolving — and new models, not just publisher demands, are driving the shift beyond flat-fee licensing.
After a year in which publishers shifted their revenue dependence away from traditional channels and toward digital channels, 2025 has seen a shift back toward more of a balance between traditional and digital revenue sources.
AI Max, which launched May and rolls out this summer, aims to provide advertisers with a “one-click feature suite” for search campaigns.
This week’s Future of TV Briefing previews next week’s CTV Advertising Strategies event that I’ll be hosting with top brand and agency executives in New York City.
After several false dawns, can Cloudflare’s ‘anti-AI scraping tool' finally offer publishers a road to commercial redemption?
The marketplace is being slowed down due to increasing complexity, and discrepancies with Nielsen’s latest ratings system.
After years of miserably watching their content get ransacked for free by millions of unidentified AI bot crawlers, publishers were finally thrown a viable lifeline.
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how mobile still accounts for an overwhelming majority of YouTube video views and why some Gen Z viewers aren’t tuning into YouTube on TV screens.
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