At a time when companies are using AI to automate work processes and build products faster, The Atlantic is taking an increasingly unusual approach to its latest game: building it by hand, every day. The Atlantic launched a new trivia game, called Rabbithole, this week. It’s the brainchild of Atlantic senior editor Drew Goins. A […]
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This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at advertisers’ spending on YouTube Shorts inventory as the platform raises the revenue-sharing threshold for creators. Coming up Shorts YouTube’s view-counting change, Twitch’s AI opt-in, Apple TV’s golf game and more Coming up Shorts YouTube raising the bar for Shorts creators to join its revenue-sharing program raises the
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OpenAI is bringing ads to ChatGPT in Europe and is starting where Meta ended up. It is building its European ad business on consent from the start. OpenAI detailed how it will process user data across the region once ads go live later this month in a new European Union privacy policy, posted on Friday
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Doug Lauretano began his advertising career in the early-noughts on the publisher side at titles including Fortune, The Wall Street Journal and CNN Money. He spent a decade at supply-side programmatic players OpenX and Media.net before joining data and advertising company CivicScience in 2021. It was at CivicScience while developing a deal ID and curation
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Consumer behavior is undergoing a profound and rapid shift. Today, audiences are highly decentralized — searching, streaming, scrolling and shopping across an expanding spectrum of platforms, from AI chat to mobile apps and audio streams. For publishers, this means media dollars are diversifying as they follow consumer attention. According to the 2026 Marketing Decision Confidence
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The challenger brands teamed up with Jason Kelce to make a peculiar ask of consumers who are united in their opposition to data center construction.
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The trade body follows the IAB in trying to establish shared metrics and vocabulary for a high-growth channel that remains opaque and fragmented.
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The accepted narrative says linear TV can no longer provide what modern advertisers want. The real story is more complicated. Fragmented linear audiences are harder to reach, but they’re not gone. Sophisticated targeting, measurement and optimization are harder to execute in linear, but not impossible. The bigger barrier is operational fragmentation. For all but the
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Retailers like American Eagle are diversifying further beyond capital-I influencers and adjusting their media mixes to be more targeted this season.
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If you’ve bought Google Search or display ads at some point over the past decade or so, Ashley Keller thinks Google might owe you money. Ashley Keller is a plaintiffs’ attorney and a founding partner of Keller Postman, a law firm that helped pioneer the concept of mass arbitration campaigns against Big Tech companies. Unlike
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