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The 2025 DPAA Global Video Everywhere Summit on Oct. 14 gathered approximately 1,000 marketing, media, agency, brand and ad tech executives to discuss digitization and innovation within the digital out of home space. Following are five takeaways for marketers on the topics of AI, building and maintaining brand trust, and establishing human connections through experiences.

This week’s PR Roundup explores the high stakes of personal conduct in a hyperconnected world, how AXE’s tongue-in-cheek TikTok collaboration proves the power of creator partnerships, and why new research shows PR pros must rebuild trust as young audiences turn to (but doubt) social media for news.

AdMonsters and Sell Side Summit are proud to announce their “Powered By” partnership with Mula, the AI-powered monetization platform redefining publisher growth.

As AI sweeps the tech landscape, new startups continue to emerge. Here are seven former ad tech execs’ thoughts on best AI practices and starting their own companies.

Google unveils Gemini Enterprise, an AI-powered conversational platform for businesses that use Google Cloud. Gap, Gordon Food Service and Virgin Voyages share goals and early results.  

For multilingual organizations, building a bilingual rapid-response system goes far beyond simply translating messages.

Gen Z makes up 9% of B2B software buyers, according to TrustRadius’s 2025 Buyer Research Report — outnumbering Boomers (6%) for the first time. And as Zoomers continue to enter the workforce and rise in the ranks, they’ll become an even more important segment to market to. The key is to lean into generative engine optimization (GEO) and social proof.

Apple TV is losing its plus; Agentic AI is ruining the ad tech equilibrium; and Google insists that search is still solid.

In a new survey, 85% of B2B marketing decision makers said their company is actively investing in AI to lead the transformation toward a data-driven and creative-first advertising solution.

Generative AI services like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini are changing how we search for and access information. But each gen AI service prioritizes search results differently. A column from Steve Smith, Associate Partner at Voxus PR, examines how each platform differs and tips for companies moving forward.