Digital Marketing

YouTube’s share of streaming TV viewing time is a big 28%, versus its streaming TV advertising share, which is 12%, according to Cross Screen Media.

ABC filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday morning on First Amendment grounds, Variety reports. Disney’s ABC has had several run-ins with the Trump administration over monologues by Jimmy Kimmel and commentary on “The View,” a daytime roundtable program. The complaint alleges that ABC is being punished for its editorial decisions, and

O’Donnell, 64, has been a vocal critic of Trump going back decades, and Trump has responded in kind over the years.

Major ad industry groups are backing Google in a battle with two web users over 60 who contend the company violated a California anti-discrimination law by enabling businesses to target ads based on age.

The data, covering the month of May, is expected to be the last before Nielsen recalibrates “The Gauge” based on more accurate media universe estimates.

High on the list of notables is Anthony Scaramucci, the founder and managing partner of financial firm Skybridge who briefly served as White House Communications Director during the first Trump administration.

The ANA found 55% of advertisers believe lack of consistent standards is the top barrier to retail media success, despite record ad spending and growth.

The television industry is in turmoil, with the rapid pace of change keeping media investors and onlookers keeping a close watch, CNBC reports. Cable TV subscriptions have been falling for over a decade, and while streaming services are profitable, their subscriber growth has peaked. With this as a backdrop, CNBC interviewed 10 media executives for its 2026

Morgan & Morgan, an injury law firm that spent $218 million on advertising in 2024, has sued the Florida Bar, claiming  the state ban on use of celebrity images or voices in lawyers’ ads violates the free speech rights of attorneys, Reuters reports. The federal lawsuit argues that the definition of celebrities is too vague to be

Townsquare Media and Midlands Media Group have formed a digital partnership that will provide Midlands with access to Townsquare Ignite, Townsquare’s digital advertising division, Inside Radio reports. Midlands Media Group has built “a highly local portfolio of radio and digital news brands with engaged audiences and a strong market presence, making them an ideal partner