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A new investigation reveals YouTube's algorithm floods kids' feeds with bizarre AI videos after trusted channels, while creators profit from the synthetic content with millions of views. The post Investigation finds YouTube is serving mindless AI slop to toddlers and preschoolers appeared first on Digital Trends.

At the presentation for its new strategy, WPP made the most explicitly public cases that the future of agency compensation look less like a staffing invoice and more like a performance contract.

The real problem subscriptions solve isn’t pricing its cost absorption. As AI moves from pilot to scale, agencies are racking up real expenses.

The debate isn’t whether publishers want marketplaces. It’s whether the economics support them. 

Some 99% of footwear sold in the U.S. today is imported, according to the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America.

Edward Jones tests agentic AI to drive marketing productivity, taking a measured approach as it stops short of full automation.

The agency giant is retooling its business to make better use of its collective tonnage in media, creative and tech.

Here’s a rundown of lessons brands have shared about their AI implementations so far.

The platform's rapidly growing ads business has attracted brands like JCPenney hoping to reach its specialist communities with upper-funnel messaging.

Six months in, Google’s Preferred Sources promises loyalty-driven visibility, but leaves publishers guessing at the traffic impact.

Me@UO is Urban Outfitters' new creator program leverage micro-creators with smaller, engaged communities that are passionate about the brand.

Despite 2025 revenue nearing $3 billion, lower-than-expected Q1 guidance disappoints, as CEO Jeff Green pushes back against competitors and detractors.

After launching on Fire TV, Instagram’s TV app is now available on Google TV in the U.S., as Meta bets that short-form video and passive scrolling belong on the biggest screen in the house. The post Instagram comes to Google TV, if you prefer mindless doomscrolling on a giant screen appeared first on Digital Trends.

Podcasting may be racing into video, but more listeners still prefer audio — leaving publishers caught between hype and habit.

After the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs, brands welcomed the relief but say ongoing trade uncertainty and unanswered questions about refunds are keeping business decisions on hold.