The widening “trust gap” between consumers and the ad industry is enough to make a chief privacy officer quit. So Arielle Garcia did. She explains why.

At The New York Times, paying subscribers come first – an approach that works on advertising side, too. Hear from newly appointed Chief Advertising Officer Joy Robins, who believes that when media has gone astray, it’s because publications didn’t put the reader at the center of their decision.

Media mix modeling is back in fashion. Meta, Amazon and Google are finding ways for marketers to measure the effectiveness of their entire advertising spend. Should we trust them?

While everyone feared the worst for the ad ecosystem in 2023, Q4 will finish out with 8% growth. Madison and Wall analyst Brian Wieser explains why he sees green shoots of growth across the industry.

Personalized ads aren’t supposed to run on YouTube’s kid-focused content. But they’re showing up anyway. We bring on Adalytics researcher Krzysztof Franaszek to discuss his growing body of research into YouTube’s murky ad practices.

Streamers are raising prices amid a challenging environment to win subscribers. Plus: what big changes in data privacy and portability in Europe mean for ad tech.

 Is the ad tech freeze starting to thaw? The tides may be changing after a private equity firm bought Cadent for $600 million this week. Plus: Programmatic ads hit the big screen, brought to you by National CineMedia.

Why DoubleVerify is acquiring Scibids. Plus: How the ascent of YouTube TV has led to CTV advertisers landing premium inventory for a song.

Publishers are feeling the ripple effects from MediaMath’s bankruptcy, as SSPs claw back media spend. Plus, Twitter rebrands to X.

We dive into the muck that is YouTube’s partner network. Plus, how that lack of transparency relates to its burgeoning YouTube TV supply.