Entertainment’s multibillion-dollar Hispanic market opportunity: The group’s underrepresentation in TV and films opens a major avenue for engagement and financial growth.
Advertisers prioritize news integrity: Supporting quality journalism now ranks third among corporate values influencing marketing strategies, marking a significant shift.
Lionsgate breaks down the doors of AI in Hollywood: The studio will feed its films into an AI model in a partnership with Runway.
Chanel purchases Paris property at 42 Avenue Montaigne: The French designer snapped up the building one block from the Champs-Élysées as luxury competitors race to claim prime real estate.
Pure-play advertising fuels US ad growth: Recurring events like the Olympics drive spending, but the market is steadily expanding even without them.
The ambitious project aims to supercharge data centers, but the looming energy impact raises sustainability concerns.
While the fine is overturned, the EU’s scrutiny of Google’s practices remains, with further legal battles ahead that could reshape its ad business.
The bills defend actors’ rights and require clear labeling of AI-altered election ads as deepfakes become a growing concern.
Retailers are wary of adding too many workers this holiday season: Target and others are adopting conservative hiring plans this year due to the uncertain environment ahead.
On today's podcast episode, we discuss the social media platform that actually gets the most attention from Gen Z, why millennials are losing their native social app, the one boomers are adding to their smartphones the fastest, and more. Tune in to the discussion with host Marcus Johnson and our analyst Paola Flores-Marquez.
Commerce video ads drive sales growth: 70% of advertisers use the format, says IAB report, but consumers find the ads too short.
Among social media platforms, Facebook (excluding Facebook Messenger), Instagram, and TikTok users spent less time on the social media apps in June 2024 compared with the year prior, per data by Comscore.
US streamers will see $66.23 billion in OTT subscription revenues this year, per our December 2023 forecast. Most of that money will come from the biggest players—Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, YouTube, and Paramount+—but over a third ($22.91 billion) will come from other streamers. This potential subscription and ad revenue are why brands like Chick-fil-A and the Dallas Stars NHL team are launching their own streaming services. Here are the driving forces behind the growth of these niche platforms.
Glitchy digital experiences—“digital friction”—send many frustrated customers in search of a new bank. We explore ways to avoid this problem.
Amazon isn’t wasting time launching its holiday push: The retail giant will host its Big Deal Days on October 8 and 9, while other retailers are similarly looking to drive sales earlier than ever before.
An upcoming feature in Search will help identify AI-generated images, a critical step as election-related disinformation grows.
August retail sales data points to consumers’ continued resilience: While spending is healthy, shoppers remain deal-focused as they look ahead to the holiday season.