Here are some of the best media stories our team has read so far this week: Digiday | The Rundown: Google’s legal woes with ad tech rivals (3 min read) ...

AI is everywhere—or at least that’s what it feels like. Social media feeds are swamped with AI-generated flyers and captions that follow eerily similar ...

For Rough Draft Atlanta, newsletters aren't just a distribution channel. They're the engine powering its digital reinvention. Recognizing their ...

DCN member data, which echoes Pew Research, shows what Google won’t admit: AI overviews siphon attention, erode publisher traffic, and harm the open web’s promise of discovery. The numbers are in – ...

On Christmas Day, Netflix broadcast two NFL games around the world. It was a huge moment for a streamer that had been reticent about offering live events, and live sport in particular, for so long.

The playbook for sports media is being rewritten. As fans spread their attention across streaming apps, social feeds, and nonstop highlight reels, the competition for their time has never been tougher ...

A few years ago, social media platforms were seen as the “digital town square,” where people could come together in communities around shared interests and passions. But as the platforms have turned ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way people access and consume news. With AI assistants increasingly serving as intermediaries between audiences and trusted news sources, it is ...

As the technology continues to develop at breakneck speed, publishers are taking every imaginable stance on AI. From The Telegraph forbidding staff from using AI-generated text in its journalism, to ...

Regardless of how many times Google delays its cookie phase out, publishers need to understand what’s at stake for them in the advertising ecosystem post third-party cookies. Media companies also need ...

A recent survey of roughly 12,000 adults across Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom reveals that people continue to place greater trust in news produced ...