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CEO Steve Huffman highlighted Reddit’s contrast with ‘synthesised, summarised and sanitised’ content during its Q2 earnings call.

Analysis: It’s not clear how Zuckerberg is defining “superintelligence”, whether Meta is close to building it, how it could shape consumer products and how it might impact data privacy. But Meta keeps printing money.

Brands have pivoted towards projects when it comes to creative work. But media agencies should not assume they are safe. The seeds of a more transactional mindset are already visible.

Britain’s right-wing press are offering uncritical support for Trump’s immigration policies, even as they infringe on civil liberties and the rule of law. It begs the question: are the Sun, Times, Mail and Express moving to back Reform?

Every part of a business must ensure marketing maximises its contribution to top- and bottom-line growth as well as the share price.

Faster execution and a “recalibration” is required, Spotify’s leadership says, to see greater returns on its ad tech stack.

TV has earned trust because its numbers are verified, scrutinised and benchmarked. Social media? Not so much. Google needs to decide where YouTube stands. 

BBC Studios’ senior vice-president of digital joins Jack Benjamin to discuss how the commercial arm is modernising its go-to-market strategy by cultivating fan communities and launching an ecommerce play.

The US FCC approval has sparked controversy but the deal is expected to complete in a few weeks.

When was the last time you heard someone talk about an online ad? We need to get comfortable not being able to measure everything and focus on powerful creative messaging.