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Google offers carbon footprint reports for its ad services: The move emphasizes the need for advertisers to value the environmental impact of campaigns.

On today’s podcast episode, we discuss what malls are doing well (and why), the reasons folks have been skipping the mall, and why IKEA and Walmart bought one each. Listen to the conversation with our Senior Analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts Analysts Emmy Liederman and Rachel Wolff.

70% of consumers worldwide have switched brands because they enjoy experimenting, according to a January 2025 Capgemini report.

YouTube to auto-send “yellow icon” videos for manual review: The change aims to improve overall ad suitability.

Disney’s “content everywhere” strategy, broken down: The company is working to maintain advertising dominance by capitalizing on live events.

With billions invested and a team of pros, Visa’s strategy is stopping fraud at scale—just as consumer losses hit record highs.

It’s been about a month since Google made its marketing mix model (MMM) tool, Meridian, available to the public, igniting a debate about whether open-source MMM is the way to go or if marketers should stick to vendor’s proprietary tools. Of course, the answer isn’t that simple. The effectiveness of these tools can depend on organization size and resources, customization needs, and cost. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons of each to help make the process a bit easier.

Category leaders go beyond traditional data, using consumer intelligence to predict behavior rather than just react. By tapping into unconventional insights like culture, entertainment, and social trends, brands can build more dynamic, human-centric strategies.

UK investigates how children’s personal data is used: The move comes as people are increasingly wary about invasive data collection practices.

“Mickey 17” is a swing and a miss: The big budget film failed to impress at the box office—and marketing might explain why.

Delays in core features could stall everything from Vision Pro to smart home devices, just as rivals double down on smarter assistants.

AI Mode promises cleaner search summaries, but cutting out website links might backfire with users and crater referral traffic for publishers.

Google, OpenAI explore ads: The moves indicate that ads will be a crucial part of how AI search engines generate future revenues.

This invite-only tool tackles full workflows autonomously—raising the bar for US rivals stuck on text responses.

Nearly two-thirds (65%) of US adults feel at least somewhat uncomfortable about AI-generated ads, according to September 2024 data from ĢAV and CivicScience.

On today’s podcast episode, we discuss why Netflix viewers are spending less time on the platform, how the free ad-supported streaming players are getting on, and how a less discussed social platform has fast become one of the places Americans spend most of their social media time. Tune in to the episode with Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, Principal Forecasting Writer Ethan Cramer-Flood, Senior Forecasting Analyst Zach Goldner, and Senior Director of Forecasting, Oscar Orozco. Listen everywhere and watch on YouTube and Spotify.

This week, marketers look beyond Google Search to YouTube, ChatGPT, and Amazon, while dealing with an influx of consumer data. Meanwhile, women’s sports are on the rise as advertisers invest more in leagues, teams, and athletes.

Apple's recent release of an event-planning app exposes an opportunity for brands and marketers to engage with social consumers.