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The OOH industry is overdue for modernization, maintains Chris Gadek, CEO AdQuick. Here, he explores how AI is reshaping the space, and what’s next for this lucrative, yet slow-moving side of the business.  How must OOH modernize in an increasingly digital and mobile-driven media landscape? OOH has to evolve from being treated as a static, […]

At AdMonsters Sell-Side Summit Austin, Mediavine CRO Amanda Martin explored how AI-driven discovery and new rules for premium inventory are helping publishers remix control and stay profitable in the connected future.

A new report from Forrester, “Generative AI: A Pragmatic Guide for B2B CMOs,” examines some of the missteps CMOs make in their gen AI journeys and how to avoid them.

Learn how to navigate AI crisis challenges by focusing on transparency and aligning AI use with brand values.

Ad Context Protocol (AdCP) is being sold as a magic bullet. But let’s be honest: Your first AdCP project is probably going to fail. It won’t fail because the protocol is bad; it will fail because you’ve been sold a simplistic dream – a “universal API” for ad tech – and that’s what you’re budgeting […]

Upskilling employees to use AI within organizations is far behind what it should be, according to McDonald’s Chief Data & Analytics Officer Michelle Gansle. Her keynote at MAICON earlier this month detailed how companies can reverse that trend.

Sourhouse, which manufactures and sells its own sourdough bread baking tools, prioritizes earned media to grow its brand in the niche category.

Ignoring the fact that early pioneers in the space didn’t plan to have ads in the first place (looking at you, Netflix!), even with targeting and personalization, most major players are still thinking of national reach – not local reach – as their default.

PR Roundup explores a “Your mom” quip from Press Secretary Leavitt to HuffPost’s Dáte in regards to a story question, Golin’s latest CEO Impact Index, and Capri Sun’s Halloween “Trick & Treat” stunt.

For years, publishers have done what they had to do to survive — navigating opaque supply chains, blunt safety tools, and automation that trades transparency for control. Now, with AdCP and MCP, new standards promise a shift from endurance to empowerment. But survival instincts die hard — can the industry learn to thrive?