Digital Marketing

OpenAI proposed policies for the AI era including a public wealth fund and rapid social safety net programs, as the company attempts to mitigate AI’s disruption of the ad labor market with the eventual rollout of its own ad network.

In adding a ‘Thanksgiving Eve’ game, the NFL seems now to be toying with expanding to… Wednesdays?

Due to its negotiating strength, the NFL is expected to achieve a 50%+ jump in annual rights revenue to $15 billion, MSN reports. Some estimates are as high as $16 billion. However, higher negotiated NFL rights fees will force networks and streamers to divert funds from scripted television and film projects.

The Internet is on the cusp of being rewritten based on agentic services.

The story of a woman who becomes a miniature wife when she undergoes significant shrinkage was told 45 years before this week’s premiere of “The Miniature Wife” on Peacock.

“Super Mario,” with a three-day weekend score of $130.9 million, immediately took over as the U.S./Canada box-office revenue leader for this year so far.

Michael Krans, the head of retail media at Macy’s, is trying to the store’s Media Network from a transactional line item into the center of the marketing playbook, Beet.TV reports. Macy’s hopes to “ integrate campaigns across everything from in-store experiences to social and influencer efforts,” Krans says. The focus is on relevance. “Always serving up

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which has announced it will stop publishing this May, is at the center of a bitter fight between twin siblings Allan and John Robinson Block of Block Communications, the family media company, The Wall Street Journal reports. “I will destroy you,” Allan allegedly told his brother, according to a court filing by John

AI chatbot traffic is growing seven times faster than that of social media, although social pulls in four times more volume, according to an analysis by Similarweb, The Decoder reports. As for device usage, social media is split evenly between desktop and mobile, while 72% of AI traffic comes from desktop.   

AI chatbot traffic is growing seven times faster than that of social media, although social pulls in four times more volume, according to an analysis by Similarweb, The Decoder reports. As for device usage, social media is split evenly between desktop and mobile, while 72% of AI traffic comes from desktop.