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‘More focused on advertising than ever before’: Nearly all of X’s top 100 advertisers returned, ads boss claims
More than three years after advertisers bolted in protest of Elon Musk’s turbulent takeover, nearly all of the top 100 are once again buying ads on the platform now known as X. According to forme...

CES 2026: Agentic AI hype vs. media buyers’ pragmatism
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas was all about agentic AI and little else. Perhaps, that says less about the tech event itself ...

‘Amplified, and used against you’: Nike sat out the viral Maduro moment. That’s the point
Plenty has been said about how an image of Venezuela’s deposed president Nicolas Maduro in a Nike tracksuit turned into an unelected viral moment. Far less attention has gone to the conspicuous non-...

Media buyers say Yahoo’s DSP is one to watch
After Yahoo was sold by Verizon Wireless to Apollo Global, many deemed it a trade-down, with exits to private equity often interpreted as a last shot at relevance. Since that 2021 deal, it has unde...

Retail leaders at Target, Lowe’s and more on the AI investments they’re plotting for 2026
This story was first published by Digiday sibling Modern Retail. New artificial intelligence tools are poised to reshape the retail industry, but brands and retailers are still trying to identify t...

Why cookware brand HexClad is sitting out of the Super Bowl for a broader field
Any advertisers who want in on this year’s Super Bowl better be ready to cough up $8 million — and that’s just for the 30-second unit on NBCU itself. As one of the last bastions of monocultural ...

Media Buying Briefing: How the holdcos fared in 2025, according to Comvergence
In some ways, the total of wins, losses and successful retentions of accounts by the major agency holding companies in 2025 went about as one would expect. Publicis came out on top and WPP came out on...

‘The net is tightening’ on AI scraping: Annotated Q&A with Financial Times’ head of global public policy and platform strategy
For much of the past year, publishers have been playing defense against AI scraping and copyright uncertainty. But heading into 2026, some see reasons to believe the ground is finally starting to move...

Inside the brand and agency scramble for first-party data in the AI era
New year, same problems. Even with Google’s U-turn to keep third-party cookies in Chrome, the race for first-party data hasn’t slowed. If anything, generative AI has accelerated this long-term tr...

Future starts to sharpen its AI search visibility playbook
This year, TechRadar publisher Future wants to win the AI visibility game. Future — which also owns U.S. titles including Tom’s Guide, Who What Wear, Marie Claire, and Ideal Home in the U.K. �...