Marketing

Judge Mehta’s Remedies For Google’s Search Monopoly Won’t Cure What Ails Publishers

Remedies in the federal search antitrust case against Google landed with a thud earlier this week. Most publishers and ad industry pundits were sorely disappointed. “United States. v. Google LLC turned out to be pretty mid,” said Justin Wohl, VP of strategy at publisher tech platform Aditude. To be fair, some were skeptical from the start

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Scale Without Sacrifice: Unlocking Commerce Media’s Next Chapter

Commerce media is booming, and everyone wants a piece of it. For commerce media networks, servicing the growing pool of media buyers brings many new opportunities and new challenges. In the short history of commerce media, hundreds of networks have emerged. Yet most premium on-site and in-store inventory remains in walled gardens. Media buyers are

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Media Briefing: DOJ’s Google search trial remedies fall flat for publishers

This week’s Media Briefing looks at what the DOJ’s anti-climatic ruling on the Google Search antitrust trial means for publishers. Many were disappointed, though some media execs said the fight for more publisher control wasn’t over. The DOJ’s ruling means Google’s search engine remains deeply intertwined with AI experiments, which are hurting publishers’ referral traffic. Some

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