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Waymo Selects WPP to Lead Media Strategy in Key Markets

WPP Media will oversee strategy and buying for Waymo in North America, Europe, and MENA. The assignment follows Waymo's first national ad campaign and signals a push into new international cities.

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Apple Negotiates Publisher Deals to Power AI-Driven Siri

Major publishers are in talks with Apple for new content licensing. The company aims to enhance Siri’s AI with up-to-date news. Compensation would vary based on content usage. Publishers could see new revenue streams.

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New Model Uses Three Audience Signals to Guide Story Investment

A consultant's framework analyzes direct, social, and search traffic to help newsrooms decide which stories deserve more resources. The approach aims to align editorial, product, and marketing teams.

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YouTube Doubles Monetization Thresholds, Prioritizes Long-Form and TV Views

New requirements for YouTube Partner Program take effect in 2027. Creators must meet higher watch hour and Shorts view thresholds. The changes highlight YouTube’s focus on longer viewing and TV screens.

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OpenAI Targets SMBs With New ChatGPT Ad Platform Expansion

Small and midsize businesses may soon access ChatGPT ads in Europe. OpenAI is building a dedicated SMB ad unit and testing new formats. The rollout could reshape how companies reach buyers at key decision moments.

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Why SEO Delivers Value Over Time, Not Overnight

Quick wins are rare in SEO. Unlike paid ads, search optimization builds value gradually, rewarding consistent effort over months or years. Discover why established sites often outrank new competitors, even with bigger budgets.

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NDTV Focuses on Proprietary Layers in Its AI News Strategy

Indian publisher NDTV is investing in AI tools that enhance newsroom workflows and audience products. The company prioritizes building unique software and data layers over relying solely on generic AI models. Editorial teams remain central to the process.

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Google Tests New AI Buttons on Search Home Page

A small group of users is seeing new options under the Google search box, including create images, ask about files, and brainstorm. The company says these buttons are designed to highlight AI-powered features and do not affect core search functionality.

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT Ads Face Hurdles With Marketers

Marketers can now buy ads on ChatGPT, but key measurement and attribution tools are missing. Adoption remains cautious as transparency concerns persist. Experts say the platform’s impact is still unclear.

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SAP Freezes Most Travel and Hiring Amid Rising AI Costs

AI investments are forcing SAP to halt most hiring and travel. Only AI-related activities are exempt. The company says it must control spending as new tools roll out. Staff report the freeze remains in place.

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Why Silicon Valley’s AI Agents Still Aren’t Mainstream

Despite billions invested and rapid technical progress, AI agents remain largely unused by everyday consumers. Industry leaders say the tech world must shift focus to products people actually want, not just impressive demos.

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Spider-Man’s Box Office Surge Revives Marvel’s Movie Fortunes

Premium formats and record-breaking ticket sales have propelled “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” to a billion-dollar milestone. Marvel Studios is counting on this momentum to boost upcoming releases after recent disappointments.

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Christian Baesler Named Permanent CEO of "Business Insider"

Springer confirms Christian Baesler as CEO of "Business Insider". He will lead the brand's strategic overhaul, focusing on new formats and revenue streams.

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Cuisinart Finds Success With Amazon’s AI Video Ad Tool

AI-generated video ads are now meeting brand standards. Cuisinart tested Amazon’s new creative agent and saw promising results. The company plans to expand its use for future campaigns.

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Magnite Expands Decisioning Tools Without Becoming a DSP

Magnite is adding DSP-like features to help publishers and advertisers plan and optimize campaigns. The company aims to democratize access to data and inventory, but says it will not replace DSPs. Revenue and CTV growth highlight the shift.

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Apple’s Private Relay Fails to Hide Real IP Addresses

Security researchers have uncovered flaws in Apple’s Private Relay, revealing that users’ real IP addresses can be exposed. The issue affects iOS browsers and even impacts some Tor-based apps.

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Microsoft Sets AI Token Budgets for Engineers, Shifts Internal Policy

Engineers at Microsoft now face new limits on AI tool spending. The company is introducing token budgets and updated guidelines. Leadership says the focus is on business impact, not maximizing AI usage.

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Walmart Finalizes $1.4B Deal for Vibe.co to Boost TV Ad Reach

A major retail player expands its connected TV ad business. The Vibe.co acquisition brings new tools for brands. Walmart Connect gains more ways to reach streaming audiences. Find out what this means for advertisers.

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Live Blogs Demand Editorial Depth to Drive Audience Engagement

Mobile readers multitask during live events. Data shows live blogs can capture attention, but only when publishers add context, analysis, and interactive features.

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4 Google Ads Settings That Can Impact Your Results

Advertisers face new choices as Google Ads pushes auto-apply, Display Expansion, Search Partners, and budget recommendations. Each setting can affect costs, performance, and strategy. Here’s what to check before making changes.

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LinkedIn Freezes AI Data Center Spend, Doubles GPU Efficiency

AI hardware costs are soaring, but LinkedIn is holding its data center investment steady through 2026. By optimizing GPU usage and resource allocation, the company aims to launch new generative AI features without expanding its compute footprint.

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Why Sales Incentives Break SEO and AI Promises

Misaligned sales rewards often lead to overpromising in SEO and AI deals. Delivery teams inherit unrealistic expectations, while clients face disappointment. Learn how better incentives and collaboration can prevent costly disconnects.

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YouTube, X and Facebook Crack Down on AI-Generated Content

Major social platforms are tightening controls on AI-generated posts. New measures target spam, fake accounts and low-value videos. Creators face stricter rules and new verification steps.

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Nub News Projects First Profit After Cutting Local Sites

A shift to fewer towns and premium ads is set to bring Nub News its first profit. The publisher expects £7,500 in profit for 2026 after closing 17 locations and focusing on sustainable growth.

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Armenia Aims for AI Compute Sovereignty?

A small nation is investing heavily to become a regional AI compute hub. Armenia’s $500 million Firebird project will host thousands of NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, aiming to secure sovereign access to advanced AI infrastructure. Political and technical hurdles remain.

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Amazon Refocuses AI Efforts, Retires Some In-House Models

Several internal AI projects are winding down as Amazon shifts resources. The company is prioritizing key models and new strategies. Teams are being reorganized to align with evolving customer needs.

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Unilever Activates 35 Brands and 50,000 Creators at World Cup

A 5.5% sales boost followed Unilever’s largest sports partnership. Rani Al Hajji explains how 35 brands and thousands of creators engaged fans in over 120 markets. The campaign set new standards for global brand activation.

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How Funke Built a Data-Driven Framework for News App Growth

Funke Mediengruppe’s product team developed a KPI tree to guide news app decisions. Their data-led approach aims to align editorial, product, and business goals for better audience retention and revenue.

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Time Grows Global Revenue With AI and New Partnerships

Time is expanding its reach with new international editions and AI-powered products. The publisher’s events and partnerships are driving record revenue. Younger audiences are fueling growth.

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PubMatic Shifts Web Wrapper to Playwire, Doubles Down on SDK

A major ad-tech provider is moving its Prebid web wrapper to Playwire. The company will keep supporting its OpenWrap SDK for mobile apps. This signals a sharper focus on mobile app monetization.

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