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Media Buying Briefing: The upfront has started to move, as sports leads the way again

The 2026 upfront marketplace has begun to move, with both holding company media agencies as well as some independents cutting deals, principally with media sellers that control both linear TV and streaming options. As expected, sports inventory is the principal bait that sellers have put on their hooks to land client dollars — but haggling […]

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Google’s AI opt-out leaves publishers with a choice they can’t safely use

Publishers have finally won the right to keep their articles out of Google’s AI search results. The harder question now is whether that right is usable when the system keeps them opted in by default, and Google withholds the AI-specific data they’d need to judge if pulling out is worth the risk.  The U.K.’s Competition

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Liftoff CEO on the IPO rebound, AppLovin comparisons, and why mobile apps remain an AI growth story

Related Insights The Programmatic Marketer By the numbers: Liftoff’s IPO tests ad tech’s mettle on the public markets Read More On the morning Liftoff Mobile finally hit the public markets and raised $437 million, CEO Jeremy Bondy sat down with Digiday to explain why the company, backed by a private equity firm Blackstone, decided to

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AI Off The Rails

A word of caution to digital advertising companies, as they go all in on AI algorithms: They need to build these solutions with ownership, governance and accountability from the start – or AI could sink them with a single mistake. The post AI Off The Rails appeared first on AdExchanger.

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