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Bannerflow unveils Creative Intelligence, bringing integrated AI to the advertising workflow
Bannerflow has announced Creative Intelligence, a connected suite of AI capabilities built into the advertising workflow to help brands create, evaluate, understand and scale advertising from one platform.
Oct 133 min read


Lufthansa Wants to Sell Advertisers Your Whole Trip, Not Just the Seat
Lufthansa Group has launched a group-wide retail-media business, Lufthansa Group Media, pitching reach to 130m+ travellers across 72+ touchpoints.
Oct 133 min read


Orange Turns the Sound of Online Scams Into a Song You Can't Unhear
Orange and Publicis Conseil dramatise digital fraud as unbearable noise in 'Scamcophonie', a sharp new campaign for Orange Cybersecure.
Oct 133 min read


Liquid Death Wants to Run a Huge Ad Budget With Just Two People
At Advertising Week NY, Liquid Death detailed its push to become an 'AI-native' marketing org — running a large budget with two people and optimising daily.
Oct 133 min read


The Super Bowl Is Coming to Disney+ for the First Time in 2027
Super Bowl LXI will stream to every US Disney+ subscriber in February 2027 — a first — alongside ESPN's debut broadcast and ABC, widening reach for advertisers.
Oct 133 min read


How Marketers Actually Use AI in 2026 (Beyond the Hype)
Most marketers now use AI regularly — but the gap between dabbling and real advantage is widening. Here's where AI genuinely delivers for marketing teams in 2026, and where it doesn't.
Oct 123 min read


Why Big Brands Are Pouring Into Roblox and Gaming
More than 210 brands are now active on Roblox, and the platform is expanding its ad formats. Here's why gaming has become a serious marketing channel — and how to enter it without being cringe.
Oct 123 min read


The State of Retail Media in 2026: How the Shelf Became an Ad Network
Retail media is the fastest-growing slice of advertising. US retail media spend is nearing $70bn in 2026 and the global market is heading past $300bn by 2030. Here's what every marketer needs to know.
Oct 123 min read


France Puts Six National TV Frequencies Back Up for Grabs
France's media regulator Arcom has opened a call for candidates for six national DTT (TNT) frequencies whose licences expire in 2027, setting up a rare reshuffle of the country's free-to-air TV landscape.
Oct 123 min read


MSQ Buys US Agency January Digital to Fuel Its American Expansion
UK-based, LDC-backed MSQ has acquired US performance and commerce agency January Digital, deepening its data and media capabilities and planting a bigger flag in the American market.
Oct 123 min read


Ledger Investigates an $86M Drain Tied to a Wallet Reseller
Hardware-wallet maker Ledger is investigating reports that users lost roughly $86 million in a suspected exploit linked to a third-party reseller, reviving hard questions about crypto's supply chain.
Oct 123 min read


One Year After Crypto's $19 Billion Flash Crash: What Actually Healed
Twelve months on from the 10 October 2025 flash crash that wiped out roughly $19 billion in leveraged positions, Bitcoin and Ether liquidity has largely recovered — but altcoins still carry the scars.
Oct 123 min read


New York Bans Celsius Founder Alex Mashinsky and Recovers Up to $35M
New York AG Letitia James has secured up to $35 million from former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky and a permanent ban from the securities, commodities and crypto industries, closing a 2023 fraud case.
Oct 123 min read


Bitcoin ETFs Shed Roughly $635M as Outflows Stretch Into a Fourth Month
Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted around $635 million of net outflows in a single week as the funds extended a run of monthly redemptions, cooling the institutional story that drove 2024-25.
Oct 123 min read


Global Ad Spend Jumps 11.9% to $1.34 Trillion as AI Fuels the Boom
WARC's latest forecast lifts 2026 global advertising to a record $1.34trn, up 11.9%, driven by corporate AI investment, retail media and a packed events calendar — even as consumers stay cautious.
Oct 123 min read


Google Opens SynthID to Let Anyone Spot AI Content
Google has opened its SynthID Detector to the public, letting people check whether images and other media were generated by AI, and extending coverage beyond its own models.
Oct 92 min read


Florida Pushes a Court to Rein In Meta Over Teens
Florida has asked a court to force Meta to change how Facebook and Instagram work for minors, escalating a lawsuit that accuses the company of addicting young users.
Oct 92 min read


The Emmys Leave Broadcast TV for Amazon's Prime Video
The Television Academy is moving the Primetime Emmy Awards from broadcast TV to Amazon's Prime Video in a six-year deal starting 2027, a landmark shift of a tentpole live event to streaming.
Oct 92 min read


Hyundai Rolls Out Its Ioniq 3 Launch Across Germany
Hyundai is launching its new Ioniq 3 electric car in Germany with an out-of-home push, UEFA Champions League sponsorship visibility and a nationwide dealer event, aiming to win European buyers from Chinese rivals.
Oct 92 min read


Canal+ Launches a Free, Ad-Supported Sport+ Platform
Canal+ is rolling out a free, advertising-funded sports offer, opening premium-adjacent sports content to a mass audience and a new pool of advertisers.
Oct 92 min read
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