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Why 1.4 Million Readers Choose to Pay The Guardian

Reader payments drive The Guardian’s growth, even without a paywall. Emilie Harkin explains how ownership, independence, and dissatisfaction with other outlets motivate support. The approach offers lessons for publishers seeking sustainable revenue.

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Stagwell Unveils Curated AI Marketplace for Premium Media Buys

A new platform will let brands access handpicked ad inventory across CTV, video, display, and audio. Stagwell aims to cut out traditional ad-tech middlemen and boost transparency for clients.

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What Newsrooms Can Learn From Paramedics?

Journalists often push past their limits, while other high-stress sectors like paramedics and the military have adopted aftercare and decompression practices. A recent event explored what newsrooms might gain from these approaches.

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Google Adds Top Stories to AI Overviews for US Mobile Users

News publishers may see a boost as Google’s AI Overviews now display Top Stories and timely updates for mobile users in the US. The feature highlights fresh perspectives and preferred sources, with wider rollout expected.

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Google Rolls Out Enhanced Brand Lift for Deeper Ad Insights

A new Enhanced Brand Lift Study option in Google Ads lets advertisers detect smaller shifts in brand metrics, but requires a much larger budget. The update aims to improve measurement for upper-funnel campaigns.

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Mexico Surges Ahead in Latin American Startup Funding

Venture capital investment in Mexican startups soared to $944 million in Q2 2026, outpacing Brazil and drawing major U.S. investors. The region saw a 47% year-over-year funding increase, with late-stage deals dominating.

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Google Expands Demand Gen With Business Data Feeds

Advertisers in travel, real estate, and automotive can now use business data feeds in Demand Gen campaigns. This update enables dynamic ads without Google Merchant Center, opening new options for non-retail sectors.

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Sixth Journalist Killed in Mexico This Year

A journalist was shot dead in Puebla, marking the sixth such case in 2026. Press freedom groups are demanding action. The attack happened near the victim’s home. No arrests have been reported.

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Google Tag Manager Launches Guided Setup for Ads Conversion Tracking

A new Guided Setup in Google Tag Manager now automates Google Ads purchase conversion tracking. The beta feature reduces manual configuration, aiming to help advertisers measure results faster and with fewer errors.

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Fifa’s Halftime Show Experiment Divides World Cup Audience

A Super Bowl-style halftime show debuted at the 2026 Fifa World Cup final, featuring Madonna, Shakira, and BTS. The move sparked mixed reactions from fans and broadcasters, raising questions about the future of entertainment in global football.

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Google Claims AI Search Sends Billions of Clicks Weekly

Despite concerns over declining website traffic, Google says its AI-powered Search features now drive billions of clicks to external sites each week. The company maintains that overall Search activity remains strong, even as zero-click searches rise.

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Springer Sports Brands Set Digital Records During World Cup

Audience engagement soared for 'Bild', 'Sport Bild', and 'Welt' during the World Cup. Traffic, video views, and ad revenue all hit new highs. Even with Germany's early exit, digital platforms saw unprecedented results.

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Stop Reporting SEO Wins That Don’t Move the Business

SEO teams often highlight rankings and traffic, but executives want to see direct impact on revenue, sales, and leads. Learn how to align your SEO reporting with business priorities and avoid common pitfalls that erode trust.

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Why Ad Platforms Report More Conversions Than You See

Finance teams often see fewer sales than ad platforms report. Each platform uses its own attribution rules, counting methods, and time windows. Understanding these differences is key to making smarter marketing decisions.

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Kazakhstan’s Higgsfield Becomes Central Asia’s First AI Unicorn

A Kazakh AI startup has reached a $1.3 billion valuation, marking a milestone for Central Asia’s tech scene. Venture capital investment in the region hit $320 million in 2025, with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan leading the surge.

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TikTok Secures Multi-Year NBA and WNBA Content Deal

Basketball fans on TikTok will soon see more NBA and WNBA highlights. The platform’s new partnership brings exclusive content and AI-powered ad options. Sports creators gain access to major league events.

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Criteo Prepares for AI-Driven Retail Media Competition

Retail media is shifting as AI and new ad formats reshape e-commerce. Criteo is adapting its strategy, focusing on commerce data and omnichannel campaigns. Executives see growth opportunities, not just threats.

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EU Orders Google to Open Android to Rival AI Assistants

Android users will soon be able to choose third-party AI assistants. The EU is forcing Google to allow equal access for competitors. Google warns this could impact device security.

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Major Publishers and Author Sue Google Over Gemini AI Copyright Use

A coalition of leading publishers and author Scott Turow have launched a class action lawsuit, alleging Google used millions of copyrighted works to train its Gemini AI models. The case highlights growing legal risks for generative AI platforms.

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Why Retail Media and DOOH Remain Siloed Despite Industry Consensus

Advertisers see strong potential in combining Digital Out of Home and Retail Media. Yet most campaigns are still planned separately. Strategic and technical barriers persist.

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