From awareness to conversion, broadcast TV plays the most influential role in shaping buying behavior among wealthier households.
More Americans now say they get their news from social and video networks than from television or digital news outlets.
Interactive video ads deliver a 58% stronger unaided brand recall than standard video spots.
Almost two-thirds of survey respondents said they use their TVs to watch platforms like YouTube and Twitch.
Only half of Gen Z respondents believe tariffs will harm the economy, compared with nearly two-thirds of Gen X.
Gen Z's price sensitivity is amplified by digital fluency, enabling this cohort to quickly compare prices and hunt for discounts across platforms.
The e-commerce giant's model is only scalable up to a point, necessitating a pivot to more tailored strategies.
Democrats on X are far more likely than Republicans to say their experience has been mostly negative.
Work from home is over -- business usage of internet is ramping up.
The share of news influencers with Bluesky accounts more than doubled in the four months after Election Day.
CTV is on a clear growth path, but the advertising infrastructure hasn't caught up yet, according to a report by ID5 Technology.
Marketers are depending on AI to free up their time for more strategic, high-value work.
Retail brands are moving aggressively toward digital channels, while tech and finance firms are doubling down on performance marketing.
Half of advertising and media professionals surveyed expect to achieve full-scale AI integration by 2026.
Just 41% of programmatic ad spending went toward impressions that met quality standards in the first quarter.
Director-level professionals were the most active content consumers across all industries.
Travelers, particularly those swayed by social content, are turning loyalty programs into a strategic game.
When it comes to media effectiveness, multiscreen TV stands out.
The bank expects ad revenue excluding subscriptions to reach $3 billion in 2025, more than doubling from $1.4 billion in 2024.
Not only are harmful anti-LGBTQ narratives regularly left unchecked, but LGBTQ users are also being disproportionately silenced.
Borrell projects local digital ad spending to grow by 3.9% in 2025 and maintain an annual growth rate of around 4% through 2028.
Polling reveals a sharp and growing ideological divide between Gen Z men and women, making them the most polarized generation in terms of gender-based attitudes.
Fifty-nine percent of CMOs say their budgets remain insufficient to fully execute their strategies.
Amazon and Walmart remain the juggernauts of retail media, forecast to command a combined 84.2% of total U.S. retail media ad spend by 2025.
Many AI companies still fail to implement proper safeguards to prevent their systems from reproducing or competing with professional media content.
AI's real value, the report finds, lies in its ability to automate routine tasks, freeing up teams for higher-value, strategic work.
Advertising remains the primary source of revenue, with smaller contributions coming from subscriptions.
About three quarters of journalists say press releases remain the most useful asset PR teams can provide.
Nearly half of consumers report an email as spam if they never gave explicit permission to receive it.
Digital video's trajectory signals a "renewed confidence" in the channel's long-term viability, infrastructure and appeal.