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Media

USA Fencing relies on creators to attract new fans ahead of the 2028 Olympics

Creators can bring new fans to niche sports in droves, and USA Fencing wants to tap into their cultural power.

An anatomy of the creator brand trip’s midlife crisis

The brand trip as we know it may be dead, but a newer, more genuine and engaging format is rising from its ashes.

European publishers are getting hit harder by AI bot scraping, report finds

European publishers face more AI bot scraping, fewer referrals and more ignored robots.txt rules than North American sites, report finds.

Marketing

OpenAI builds offerings on consent as it expands ChatGPT ads to Europe

The company’s new EU privacy policy goes live “later this month”.

ANA updates efforts to standardize retail media network measurement

The ANA is hammering out guidelines around standardization of retail media measurement, on behalf of its member base of marketers

How DTC startups are using AI to scale more efficiently

Brand marketers are recreating the DTC playbook for the current agentic AI landscape.

Future of TV

Ad Tech Briefing: TV measurement’s competitive reset gathers pace (with more job cuts)

ComScore and VideoAmp confirm large job cuts, just days after rival Nielsen makes bold M&A move.

TV with dollar sign representing balancing multichannel tv advertising to create revenue.

Future of TV Briefing: In TV ad market’s swing to streaming, cheap inventory is in demand

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how TV and streaming companies’ advertising businesses fared in the second quarter of 2026.

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.

Media Buying

‘Waste in the system’: Why Georgia-Pacific is holding out on buying agents

According to its senior director of digital media Paras Shah it’s less that the tech isn’t ready and more that online advertising isn’t.

Media Buying Briefing: How ‘outcomes’ has become the latest term to be overused

After throwing around transformation for the last few years, holdcos are now obsessed with delivering outcomes — but it’s not as easy as they make it sound.

Moloco launches an agency partner program, in part to expand beyond mobile programmatic

Although not a pure-play DSP, Moloco is expanding beyond into CTV and other media realms, building on its mobile and app base.


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.

How advertisers are measuring true incrementality on CTV

CTV is growing fast, but many advertisers are still measuring it the wrong way, or not measuring it at all.  Last-touch attribution was built for a click-based world, and CTV operates differently. When the measurement doesn’t fit the channel, campaigns that are working get defunded and campaigns that aren’t get scaled. Budgets stay capped — […]

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Luxury Briefing: How Ralph Lauren is taking a seasonal approach to its US Open activation

In this week’s Luxury Briefing, I look into American luxury prep brand Ralph Lauren – as its marketing investment reaches 8.2% of sales, the brand is extending the tennis tournament into a retail season spanning luxury hospitality, personalization, vintage and home. Also, luxury brands’ bet on animation in the face of AI, executive moves at Farfetch, and news from Frasers and Shein.

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Luxury Briefing: How Ralph Lauren is taking a seasonal approach to its US Open activation

In this week’s Luxury Briefing, I look into American luxury prep brand Ralph Lauren – as its marketing investment reaches 8.2% of sales, the brand is extending the tennis tournament into a retail season spanning luxury hospitality, personalization, vintage and home. Also, luxury brands’ bet on animation in the face of AI, executive moves at Farfetch, and news from Frasers and Shein.

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