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I have spent the last several months knee-deep in research on product market fit, examining how audience behavior, propensity modeling and product ...

Publishers enter 2026 facing unrelenting pressure to innovate with generative AI, colliding with the need to protect editorial standards and audience ...

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It’s been a rough year for publishers and broadcasters in Canada. In the wake of Meta’s news ban, Canadian news publishers and broadcasters have faced declines in online traffic, engagement, and ...

In 2026, media companies are operating in an environment shaped by multiple, overlapping shifts. Audience discovery continues to fragment as search and social become increasingly unreliable traffic ...

Media companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence to improve recommendations and personalize the audience’s viewing experience. The primary focus centers on reducing friction in discovery ...

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However, media companies are far from powerless. By taking collective action, the media industry can assert control over how our content is used and ensure our voices are central to shaping AI ...

Sports and sports media outside of the major leagues often are labeled as “niche.” But that term is quickly becoming obsolete. Easy and inexpensive AI tools are changing the game. They create new ...

Digital media executives have operated for nearly a decade within a paradoxical market structure. To achieve scale, the industry accepted opacity. Publishers plugged into a complex programmatic ad ...

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics heralded the digital transformation of Games coverage. Fans no longer need to stay glued to the TV to see what they want. Nor do they have to or solely rely on news titles to ...