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  • From Newsstands to Glam Suites, SheaMoisture Shifts into Experiential for F1 Miami Weekend

    Every year, the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix draws ire from racing fans for being too hot and muggy, but Florida’s humid climate proved to be the perfect testing ground for SheaMoisture’s newest frizz-fighting product, Silk Press in a Bottle Prep Cream. The brand identified the May 2-3 race weekend as the next stop for […]

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  • Why Agentic Measurement Will Reprice The Ad Market

    Every era of advertising is defined by what its reporting layer cannot see. In the 1960s, the industry was defined by the Nielsen diary. Households recorded their viewing on paper and mailed it back. Advertisers and broadcasters waited weeks for the data. Nielsen’s diary wasn’t replaced because it was wrong, but because it was slow. […]

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  • What Gwyneth Paltrow Taught a Room Full of PR Pros

    Bjertnæs shared that Paltrow’s key message resonated well beyond celebrity: all PR is good PR, as long as integrity leads the way.

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  • Baby Monitor Brand Owlet Cut Back On Search – And Sales Didn’t Drop

    Owlet’s target customer isn’t in market for very long. The publicly traded baby tech company is best known for its smart “sock,” a wearable that wraps around an infant’s foot to track heart rate, oxygen levels, movement and sleep, and then sends alerts to a parent’s phone. Owlet also sells a Wi-Fi baby monitor and […]

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  • How ‘Wrapped’ Insights Become Audience Segments

    Has Spotify ever described your musical taste as “yacht rock coastal grandmother” or “divorced dad hipster”? Even if Spotify’s very specific-sounding labels don’t exactly describe who you are, they probably accurately capture the vibe of your listening habits – and help explain why its daily personalized playlists and its annual Wrapped listening summaries are so […]

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  • Cynopsis Sports 05/26/26: Netflix Gets Upfront and Personal With the NFL

      Tuesday May 26, 2026 Good morning! It’s Tuesday, and this is your monthly Cynopsis Sports newsletter. The best in sports media are headed to New York. The 2026 Cynopsis Sports Awards take place June 4, and this year’s finalist lineup reads like a who’s who of the industry — ESPN, NBC, Fox Sports, Prime […]

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  • Pirated Sports Streams Are Warping TV’s Most Important Ratings

    Advertisers love live sports. But good luck measuring that investment. Although tides of ad revenue flow based on the ratings of certain tentpole TV events, a new crop of scammers now operate illicit sports livestreaming rings, and there’s almost nothing broadcasters can do about it. According to a new report released Tuesday by ad tech […]

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  • CNN Headlines Reimagines FAST News

    When CNN relaunched its FAST channel last summer, the network didn’t pitch it as a revenue play or a hedge against cord-cutting. Instead, CNN Headlines was viewed as more experimental.

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  • The New Upfront Playbook

    Two of WBD Advertising’s top executives — Ryan Gould, President of Go to Market, and Bobby Voltaggio, President of Platform Monetization — put their heads together to share what’s driving the conversation this Upfront season, and where premium video is headed next.   What do you think is the most significant trend this Upfront season? […]

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  • AI Is Finally Doing Real Work In Ad Ops (But Only When It Works With Your Existing Tech)

    For all the AI-in-ad-ops talk, plenty of publisher teams are still trapped in the grind of pulling GAM reports by hand and trying to reverse engineer why revenue dropped. At Programmatic AI in Las Vegas, Jordan Cauley, who launched a publisher monetization tech consultancy after an eight-plus-year stint as a product lead at Mediavine, made […]

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