Google’s VP and Head of Search, Liz Reid, stated that personalized search and preferred sources can assist small publishers in gaining visibility, countering concerns that personalization makes them less accessible. Reid shared her perspective on the AI Inside podcast, during the same interview where she told publishers that the key
Streaming is becoming an important part of many retail media networks’ growth strategies, as retailers believe that shopper data can help advertisers prove their TV ads lead to sales. On Tuesday, Walmart said it has agreed to acquire Vibe.co, a self-service connected TV advertising platform for small and mid-sized businesses
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Since AI Overviews launched, search and publishing professionals have been paying close attention to how AI companies should handle the content used to train their models. Google has now shared its stance. It emphasizes fair use and provides options for opting out, while also highlighting paid agreements for specific situations.
Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal, and the TV industry has questions. The company’s tax-free spin-off of NBCU, announced on Monday and expected to take a year to complete, creates two separate companies: Comcast will continue to focus on its core technology businesses, while NBCU will focus on media and entertainment.
A curated selection of cover illustrations created for The Lancet Infectious Diseases, one of the world’s leading medical journals, covering the first half of 2026. Each illustration turns complex scientific research into clear, visual stories ? transforming clinical findings and global health topics into symbolic, easy-to-read imagery. Source link
Kevin Indig’s Growth Memo offers disciplined strategic analysis in the SEO and growth field, and his columns rarely veer from careful, evidence-grounded argument. So, when he stepped outside his usual lane in June 2026 to say, simply, “Stop trying to replace people with AI,” it was more diagnosis than vent.
Marketing has always depended on customer insight, but traditional ways of gaining it are under strain. Surveys take time. Focus groups are expensive. Hard-to-reach audiences often remain underrepresented. Privacy requirements and consent limitations make granular customer data harder to access and use. At the same time, marketing teams are under
Moldovan-born visual artist and illustrator Ana Terral understands your pain. Chapped lips, blisters on the back of heels, bite marks, pin-pricks, sun-burns (and those annoying tan lines). Using alcohol markers on very thin, slightly beige paper, her pink palettes look soft and watery, a delicate mix between felt-tip on wet
Most of what gets written about AI and marketing this year reads like a warning label. Two new reports published this month make the opposite case: AI is unlocking inventory and content opportunities that were previously invisible or undervalued, and there’s now data to prove it. One comes from the
