AI Supplier Shock: OpenAI says it will cut off Cursor’s access to its models after SpaceX’s acquisition of Cursor parent Anysphere, underscoring how ownership changes can instantly disrupt ad-tech-adjacent workflows. Programmatic Fraud Shift: Malvertising is moving from obvious deceptive creatives to “weaponized” delivery infrastructure, with malware/AV-flagged campaigns rising as straightforward content violations get caught earlier. Ad Measurement Pressure: A push for independent third-party measurement is back in focus as industry debates continue over how to verify performance beyond self-reported platform numbers. EV Transition Stalls: Pakistan’s EV push is held back by weak charging infrastructure while OMCs keep expanding retail outlets, mirroring broader energy-market friction. Fuel Pricing & Policy: India’s daily petrol/diesel updates stay steady in late August, while Ghana’s NPA raises price floors from Sept 1—both reminders that media budgets and consumer demand can swing with pump prices. PARIVARTAN Momentum: India’s Delhi-NCR truck and bus renewal scheme targets faster registrations and incentives for EV and cleaner replacements ahead of next winter. Creative Industry Loss: Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort mourns creative exec Pierce Thiot, a reminder of how brand storytelling talent underpins campaigns. Political Ads Regulation: Nigeria’s Kwara sets campaign permit fees for signage and ad placements ahead of 2027, tightening rules around political communications. MySpace Comeback Talk: MySpace owners hint at a relaunch positioned as an alternative to algorithm-driven feeds—an angle brands will watch for new social engagement formats.
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Digital Ad Fraud: PropellerAds says malvertising is shifting from obvious deceptive creatives to “weaponized” delivery infrastructure, with malware/AV-flagged rejected campaigns rising while simpler content violations fall. Creative Industry Loss: Pierce Thiot, Emmy-nominated creative exec at Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort, dies at 40 after a pulmonary embolism, underscoring how brand storytelling talent drives major campaigns. Measurement & Trust: A push to keep independent ad measurement alive highlights how self-reported platform metrics can distort buying and selling across the US media market. Political Advertising Rules: Nigeria’s Kwara sets campaign permit fees for 2027 political advertising, aiming to curb unregulated placements that can distort elections and public safety. Energy & Marketing Context: Libya’s Brega reports near-continuous fuel distribution to ease queues, while Ghana’s NPA raises petrol/diesel price floors from Sept 1—both reminders that fuel volatility quickly becomes a communications and consumer-spend issue. Policy & Transport Emissions: India’s PARIVARTAN vehicle renewal targets 230,000 truck/bus registrations within a year, with “visible results” expected next winter. Legal/Regulatory: Ghana’s extortion case against former NPA CEO Mustapha Abdul-Hamid and others is adjourned to Sept 2. AI in Education: DSU launches a “Beacom Bridge to Artificial Intelligence” pathway for nontechnical students entering an M.S. in AI.
Creative Leadership & Talent Loss: Pierce Thiot, Emmy-nominated creative executive at Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort, died at 40 after a pulmonary embolism, underscoring how much brand storytelling talent drives modern campaigns. Advertising Governance & Measurement: Independent ad measurement outside TV is being declared “dead,” while a push grows for trusted third-party measurement to stop self-reported platform metrics from steering the $500B+ US ad market. AI in Marketing: OpenAI is set to show ads on ChatGPT’s free and Go tiers in India, and IAB prepares a framework for measuring AI’s role in conversions as brands wrestle with automation vs control. Brand Safety Backlash: Good Good Golf pulled a criticized ad depicting violence against women and Callaway ended the partnership, a reminder that creator-led content can quickly become reputational risk. Media/Agency Business Moves: Venable adds advertising partners Stacy Marcus and Michael Isselin, and The Jester Group reorganizes into sports, integrated marketing, and talent units. Policy & Public Messaging: Kwara (Nigeria) sets campaign permit fees for political advertising ahead of 2027, shaping how agencies and media handle election comms.
Ad Measurement Shake-Up: A push for independent third-party measurement outside TV is being framed as effectively “dead,” raising fresh questions about how buyers and sellers can trust performance claims. FTC & Privacy Enforcement: The FTC moved to finalize orders against Cox Media Group and other firms over “active listening” AI marketing that misled customers, while regulators keep widening privacy risk scrutiny for digital health. Programmatic Infrastructure: Industry debate is shifting from identity to the underlying infrastructure needed for agentic AI and next-gen programmatic buying. Creative & Brand Safety: Good Good Golf pulled an ad after backlash for depicting violence against a woman; Callaway ended the partnership. Political Advertising Rules (Nigeria): Kwara’s signage and ad agency set campaign permit fees up to N100m for 2027, aiming to curb unregulated political advertising. OOH/DOOH Business: Bright Outdoor Media’s leadership was recognized at Maharashtra’s SME summit as it eyes a BSE main board move. Influencer Commerce: Seattle’s Levanta raised $22M to connect creators with measurable retail sales, underscoring the shift toward performance-based creator marketing. Sports Rights Corruption (Argentina): Two executives admitted paying bribes to secure FIFA media/marketing rights under a deferred prosecution deal. Climate Marketing Pressure (Australia): Former ad exec James Greet says marketing leaders are failing on climate, calling it an economic risk, not just CSR. Ethanol Fuel Controversy (India): India halted sales at 2,573 pumps over E20 contamination concerns, while BPCL clarified it’s not replacing E20 with E10—though the debate over lower blends for older vehicles continues. Ghana Inclusion & Retail: Franklin Park Mall renewed its Certified Autism Center status, while Ghana’s ReZultz Advertising won big at the Gong Gong Awards for an integrated responsible lending campaign.
FTC Action: The FTC finalized orders against Cox Media Group and two partners over an “active listening” AI marketing service that allegedly misled customers about using smart-device conversations for local ad targeting, with $930,000 in total payments. Privacy & Surveillance: A new wave of reporting shows how data brokers and online ad systems can enable targeted surveillance of journalists, raising fresh alarm for media and marketing teams handling audience data. Retail Media Momentum: Walmart’s ad business keeps accelerating, with Walmart Connect revenue up sharply, underscoring how brands are shifting budgets toward measurable retail placements. Influencer Commerce: Seattle’s Levanta raised $22M to connect creators with retail sales, reflecting the creator economy’s move from promotion to trackable performance. Sports Rights Corruption: Two Argentine sports marketing executives admitted paying bribes to secure FIFA media/marketing rights, agreeing to forfeit $50M under a deferred prosecution deal. Climate in Marketing: Australian ad veteran James Greet says marketing leaders are failing on climate, calling it an economic risk—not just CSR. Fuel Quality Crackdown (Context for Marketers): India halted petrol sales at 2,573 outlets over E20 contamination concerns, while regulators weigh whether E10 could return as a premium option.
AI Ads Push: OpenAI says it will start showing ads on ChatGPT Free and Go in India, partnering with WPP and Omnicom and launching an ad manager with a daily minimum budget. Privacy & Safety: Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1B to settle a child-safety lawsuit, with limits on teen access and feed controls; separately, investigations show how mass location tracking from ad/data brokers can be used to target journalists. Measurement & Fraud: Pixalate’s OpenEPG Index ranks top streaming TV shows by reach and spend, while South Africa’s BRC reports progress on its new radio audience measurement currency (RAMS) toward a full annual sample. Creator Economy Tech: Seattle startup Levanta raised $22M to help brands manage influencer/affiliate sales across Amazon, Walmart and Shopify; the creator economy also keeps moving toward “programmatic-ification.” Media Partnerships: X expands its NFL deal with “NFL Gametime” for real-time scores and stats. Trade Support: UK launches a Creative Trade Forum with £10m backing for creative-tech exports.
Fuel Discount Pressure: Greece’s Motor Oil and Helleniq Energy are weighing whether to extend emergency pump-price discounts into September, with the relief costing about €20m in August alone. LPG-to-PNG Push Stalls: India’s PNG conversion remains low—only ~20% of eligible LPG households have applied, while new LPG cylinder connections are temporarily on hold amid West Asia supply disruptions; e-KYC deadlines are extended to Aug 31. Ad Measurement Meets AI: The IAB is building a framework to measure and credit AI’s role in conversions, aiming to publish Nov 12 as attribution signals get harder to track. Nielsen Buys DoubleVerify: Nielsen will acquire DoubleVerify for $2.15B in cash, pairing audience data with ad verification to help marketers prove reach and brand safety. Agentic AI in Marketing Ops: Sabio and Gentoro are teaming to bring agentic AI into Sabio’s DSP workflows, starting with internal execution via a natural-language self-serve interface. Creative + AI Oversight: Industry debate continues over how much control brands should cede to automated ad systems as AI-generated creatives scale. Agency/Industry Awards: Ghana’s ReZultz Advertising wins multiple Gong Gong Awards, including Gold for Best Integrated Campaign. Crypto Treasury Pivot: Sharplink reports 586 ETH in weekly staking rewards, highlighting how marketing firms are diversifying into crypto yield strategies.
M&A for measurement: Nielsen will buy DoubleVerify for $2.15B in an all-cash deal, pairing Nielsen’s audience data with DoubleVerify’s ad verification for viewability and brand-safety needs. AI governance in ads: The IAB is building a framework to measure and credit AI’s role in conversions, aiming to handle journeys where traditional attribution signals get blurred. Creative automation vs control: A new look at how brands balance AI-driven ad production with strategic oversight as platforms like Meta, Google and Amazon push more automated creative testing. Standards for the AI era: The Ad Standards Council is updating its self-regulatory approach for digital, influencer and AI-generated advertising while saying core ethics won’t change. Agentic AI partnerships: Sabio and Gentoro are teaming up to bring agentic AI into Sabio’s DSP workflows via a natural-language self-serve interface. Industry wins: Ghana’s ReZultz Advertising took Gold for Best Integrated Campaign at the Gong Gong Awards, including recognition for AI and creative tech. Local marketing push: Mada Media reported AED1.5B in H1 2026 OOH contracts covering 683 assets, with more conversions to digital. Apple Maps ads: Apple’s ad-free era on Maps is over in supported regions, rolling out sponsored listings and search ads with a first-year spend credit for advertisers.
Earnings & Media Resilience: Nine Entertainment said free-to-air TV still generated a quarter of operating earnings, with subscriber gains in publishing and Stan helping offset TV ad headwinds. OOH Growth: Dubai’s Mada Media reported AED1.5bn in signed contracts in H1 2026 covering 683 OOH assets, including moves to convert more inventory to digital. Apple Ads Rollout: Apple Maps’ ad-free era is over for iPhone users, with sponsored listings appearing in suggested places and search results, framed as privacy-first. Privacy Standards Update: IAB Tech Lab opened comments on Global Privacy Protocol revisions and finalized a Data Deletion Request Framework update to make compliance more consistent. AI in Marketing (Sustainability): A new discussion on “sustainable AI” in marketing flags rising client focus on governance, accuracy, and the environmental impact as AI scales. Brand War in India: Beco’s #WarOnWhatsHidden campaign targets HUL’s detergent and dish brands over ingredients, triggering a legal dispute over comparative advertising lines. Ad Tech Measurement Shift: JWX CEO John Nardone argues search referrals are structurally declining, pushing publishers to earn audiences across more surfaces. Talent & Agency Moves: Omnicom’s Lola/TBWA in Brazil reported R$650m in media buys for H1 and is targeting R$1bn+ in 2026 as it adds new CCO leadership.
Privacy & Cookies: California AG Rob Bonta has ended its long-running lawsuits against major tech and ad firms over cookie tracking, shifting toward targeted privacy enforcement and clearer compliance guidance. Ad Tech Standards: IAB Tech Lab opened public comments on updates to its Global Privacy Protocol and finalized a Data Deletion Request Framework v2.0 to make privacy compliance more consistent across the ecosystem. OOH & Media Revenue: Australia’s Outdoor Media Association reported $744.1m in half-year net media revenue (+6.51%), with digital OOH now 77.1% of total, and welcomed Street IQ. Live Streaming Monetization: Magnite says live streaming boosts ad engagement beyond the main event, with many viewers watching pre- and post-coverage and more likely to buy. Agency/Creative Moves: Lola/TBWA (Omnicom) posted R$650m in first-half media buys and is targeting R$1b+ in 2026 as it reshapes creative leadership. Legal/Brand Safety: A High Court quashed an ODPC decision finding WPP Scangroup liable for privacy violations tied to a former CEO’s WhatsApp texts. Marketing Strategy: AAG argues AI should enhance—not replace—human creativity as Ghana’s Gong Gong Awards spotlight “AI and human craft.” Commerce Payments: Omnisend survey finds U.S. shoppers increasingly use BNPL for back-to-school, with 45% planning to use it this year.
Privacy & Cookies: California AG Rob Bonta has ended long-running tech and ad-industry lawsuits over cookie tracking, shifting toward targeted privacy enforcement and clearer compliance expectations. AI Measurement & Governance: The IAB is building a framework to measure ads influenced by AI agents, tackling what counts as an “exposure” and how credit should work when AI systems research and recommend. Attention Economy Reality Check: UK/US research from Attest finds many “unskippable” ads aren’t watched as intended, with forced formats often muted or ignored—especially for Gen Z and AI ads. Media Buying Standards: In Singapore, experts warn that generative AI ads flooding the market could backfire on brands if poorly made. Search as a Business Asset: Industry coverage argues search visibility now spans AI answers, reviews, and multiple discovery paths—not just one Google ranking. Energy Policy With Marketing Spillover: India hits its E20 ethanol target early (20% blending), while Tamil Nadu launches “Annapoorani Super 6” with three free LPG cylinders annually—DBT-funded benefits that will shape local consumer messaging and retail demand.
Energy Policy & Supply Chains: Pakistan’s ECC approved rules letting foreign suppliers import petroleum products via customs bonded storage for re-export and domestic supply, aiming to strengthen energy security amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions. LPG-to-Gas Transition: India’s Petroleum Ministry asked states to appoint district nodal officers to speed household shifts from LPG to PNG, including steps to stop dual connections where piped gas is available. Consumer Relief in India: Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay unveiled “Annapoorani Super 6” with three free LPG cylinders annually for women heads of households (from Pongal) plus expanded free bus travel for women and transgender commuters. Ad Tech & Measurement: Attest’s attention-economy research says most “unskippable” ads aren’t watched as intended, challenging forced-view assumptions. AI in Marketing: LG’s PRISM AI won Best AI Tool/Product at the 2026 IN2 SABRE Awards Asia-Pacific, while Singapore experts warn poorly made generative AI ads can backfire. Agency Economics: Hotwire parent Enero warned AI is letting tech clients do more of the work agencies used to bill for, forecasting a 30%-50% revenue drop in its ROI unit. Media Spend Transparency: Hungary’s government advertising “gold mine” documents were obtained after a FOI fight, showing pro-government media dominance and weak effectiveness measurement. Labor & Public Sector Comms: Ghana’s NLA urged its union to end a sit-down strike over a wage dispute tied to past tax arrears.
AI & Search/SEO: ANGA CEO Rachavit Whangpatanathon says AI overviews are cutting clicks as users read AI summaries instead of visiting sites, forcing SEO agencies to rethink tactics and data. AI Ads in Market: Singapore experts warn that generative AI ads are surging, but sloppy work can backfire on brands and agencies as demand for AI-focused creative rises. Performance Marketing Disruption: Hotwire owner Enero flags a 30%-50% revenue hit for its ROI unit as tech clients use AI to replace work they used to pay for, pushing a tighter integration into Hotwire. Lead Gen Benchmarks: Lead Smart publishes 2026 pay-per-call payout benchmarks across 26 home-service and restoration verticals, with a median live payout of $38.50 per billable call. Energy Policy & Consumer Shift: India’s Petroleum Ministry asks states to appoint district nodal officers to speed LPG-to-PNG household transitions and prevent dual connections where gas networks exist. Energy Deals: India and Mauritius sign a five-year pact under which Indian Oil will supply Mauritius’ full petrol, diesel and ATF import needs, plus broader oil-and-gas cooperation. Media/Ad Legal: A US Justice Department ruling reportedly weakens enforcement against anti-American job ads, making challenges costly for workers. Fraud & Trust: A UK “ghost worker” scam tied to forged time sheets and invoices nets a jailed factory manager, a reminder of how quickly trust can be exploited in business systems.
Energy Policy Push: India’s Petroleum Ministry is urging states and UTs to appoint district-level nodal officers and set up coordination committees to speed the LPG-to-PNG household switch, including rules to stop dual connections where PNG networks exist, as the West Asia supply shock keeps pressure on cooking fuel logistics. Fuel Prices Watch: Petrol and diesel rates in major Indian cities stayed broadly steady on Aug. 23 despite crude volatility, with state-owned retailers continuing to shield consumers from global swings. Ad/Media Fraud & Trust: A UK “ghost worker” scam at an East Lothian agricultural firm saw a manager jailed for stealing £300,000 via forged time sheets and invoices—another reminder of how operational fraud can ripple into employer branding and workforce trust. Digital Content & IP: Fiji is flagging gaps in AI-era intellectual property protection, with lawmakers considering new data and usage rules as AI makes copying and replication easier. Marketing Tech/SEO: Get Pro Links launched white-label SaaS link building aimed at agencies that want managed outreach and contextual placements without building in-house teams. International Energy Deal: India and Mauritius signed a five-year fuel supply agreement under which IOCL will cover Mauritius’s full petrol, diesel and ATF import needs, plus broader oil-and-gas cooperation.
AI & IP Policy: Fiji is pushing for clearer intellectual property rules as AI makes it easier to copy and reproduce music and digital art, with lawmakers weighing new Data and Usage legislation. Workplace Discrimination: A quiet U.S. Justice Department ruling lets companies run anti-American job ads with limited risk unless a rejected worker can prove citizenship-based discrimination—raising the cost barrier for enforcement. Ad Fraud & Celebrity Scams: Scammers are using AI-crafted “podcast booking” emails and fake manager calls to trick celebrities into handing over access and money. Media Measurement & Buying: Nielsen says it has integrated DASH data to better reflect how U.S. households connect to TV and streaming, while iHeartMedia and Butler/Till tout an “agentic” streaming audio campaign that buys inventory more efficiently. Packaging Innovation: SunDance expands its flexible Pouch³ packaging into cereal, aiming for better shelf impact with less material. Energy & Marketing Context: India-Mauritius ink a five-year fuel supply deal (petrol, diesel, ATF) to reduce price volatility, as fuel prices in India stay steady amid West Asia tensions. Regulatory/Legal: Maryland’s court strikes down a state digital advertising tax, and the Fifth Circuit again postpones FDA’s cigarette graphic warning rule. Ghana Cocoa Logistics: CMC launches 24-hour “Offload 24, Load 24, Export 24” operations to cut cocoa export delays.
Energy Diplomacy: India and Mauritius signed a five-year, government-to-government fuel deal with Indian Oil (IOCL) to supply Mauritius’ full petrol, diesel and ATF import needs, plus an MoU covering training, capacity building and biofuels—aimed at boosting energy security and insulating the island from price volatility. 24/7 Operations Push: Ghana’s Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC) rolled out “Offload 24, Load 24 and Export 24” to run cocoa logistics and export prep around the clock, targeting fewer bottlenecks and faster turnaround. Ad & Media Tech: Nielsen says it has integrated DASH data to improve TV and streaming viewing measurement, while iHeartMedia and Butler/Till tested an agentic, AI-driven streaming audio buying workflow that delivered more efficient delivery. AI Content & Trust: Pew found signs of AI authorship on over a third of newer English web pages since ChatGPT’s launch, and the NAD flagged the growing use of AI in deceptive health ads. Agency/Legal: WPP moved to seal parts of a lawsuit from former exec Richard Foster alleging leaked client trade secrets and alleged rebate-related misconduct. Local Marketing: Ace Pickleball Club Media launched a digital magazine and opened a regulation crowdfunding investment opportunity.
WPP Legal Battle: WPP moved to seal “highly confidential and sensitive” client and trade-secret details in a lawsuit from former exec Richard Foster, who alleges retaliation and a broader client rebate “fraud scheme” involving Sony. Measurement & AI in Media: Nielsen says it has integrated DASH data to better reflect how U.S. homes connect to TV and streaming, while Pew reports AI-written or heavily edited content shows up in 35% of post-ChatGPT web pages—raising new questions for ad verification and brand safety. Agentic Buying Goes Live: iHeartMedia and Butler/Till launched an agentic streaming audio campaign, claiming more efficient delivery and more high-value, non-skippable mid-roll placements. CTV Fraud Controls: Pixalate introduced a daily-updated High Risk Apps CTV pre-bid blocklist across major platforms to help buyers exclude dangerous/fraudulent apps before bidding. Packaging Innovation: SunDance expanded its flexible Pouch³ packaging into cereal, pitching lower material use and stronger shelf graphics. Regulatory Pressure: Maryland’s court struck down a state digital advertising tax, and the IAB updated AI disclosure standards as AI labeling is said to cut clickthroughs. Energy & Consumer Context: India’s ethanol debate resurfaced as officials consider restoring E10 alongside E20, while Pakistan and India saw fresh fuel price moves amid West Asia oil volatility.
WPP Legal Battle: WPP is asking a court to seal parts of a lawsuit from former exec Richard Foster, who alleges the company retaliated after he raised concerns about media rebates and client data—while a filing claims Sony found WPP ran a “global crime scene” in markets including China. Measurement Upgrade: Nielsen says it has integrated DASH data to better align TV and streaming viewing estimates with the U.S. population, while also preparing for an “agent-first” world where AI agents may influence what people watch. AI Content Flood: Pew reports more than one-third of newer English web pages show signs of AI authorship since ChatGPT’s launch, adding pressure on ad and publisher trust standards. Ad Fraud Controls: Pixalate rolled out a daily-updated High Risk Apps CTV pre-bid blocklist across major app stores, using risk signals to flag dangerous/fraudulent inventory before bids. Agentic Buying in Audio: iHeartMedia and Butler/Till launched an AI-powered, agentic workflow for streaming audio buying, claiming major efficiency gains and more non-skippable mid-roll placements. AI Labeling Rules: The IAB updated its AI Transparency and Disclosure Framework, warning that over-labeling can hurt performance via “label fatigue.” Transit OOH Tech: E Ink and JR Tokai will pilot full-color ePaper signage at Tokyo Station through March 2027, aiming to cut labor and waste while enabling remote updates. Digital Media Regulation: Akwa Ibom’s ARCON conference called for stronger regulation of digital media to curb misinformation. Packaging Innovation: SunDance expanded its flexible Pouch packaging into cereal, pitching less material use and more printable branding space.
AI Measurement & Transparency: Nielsen is gearing up for an “agent-first” media world where AI agents may choose what people see, pushing new challenges for separating human viewing from machine-driven selection, while the IAB updated its AI labeling framework warning that disclosure can cut clicks and cause “label fatigue” if overused. Outdoor Advertising Policy: São Paulo’s long outdoor ad ban is being reconsidered two decades later, as businesses and ad operators find their way back. Creative Industry Spotlight: Australia’s Tightknit Studio shares how independents keep winning with “tight” partnerships and clarity, as the indie model becomes the norm. Media & Live Commerce: Magnite’s study finds live streaming co-viewing is common and ads across live “shoulder” content can lift purchase intent. Gambling Ads Regulation: Australia plans a one-stop opt-out register to block online gambling ads, raising privacy and implementation questions. Fuel Pricing & Consumer Choice: India weighs bringing back E10 alongside E20 after backlash over mileage, while Pakistan faces pressure to revise OMC margins and continues daily fuel pricing tweaks.
AI Transparency: The IAB updated its AI Transparency and Disclosure Framework, warning that “label fatigue” can hurt performance and arguing labels should be reserved for material deception risk, not blanket disclosure. Ad Tech Measurement: Magnite’s study says live streaming is expanding beyond sports, with co-viewing and “shoulder” content boosting purchase intent—especially when CTV is involved. Gambling Ads Policy: Australia is moving toward a one-stop opt-out register for online gambling ads, but details on privacy and how users will access it are still unclear. Retail Media/Tracking Shift: Checkmate says it built a profitable AI marketing platform on first-party shopper data after third-party tracking collapsed, now used by 700+ brands. Creator Marketing Talent: Fabulate hired ex-McCann APAC CCO Valerie Madon to lead creative strategy across SEA, Japan and South Korea. Regulation/Trust: South Carolina moved to block state ad spend with firms using media-monitoring blacklists, adding momentum to the fight over ideological gatekeepers. Industry Debate: An opinion piece argues agencies are drifting into “ultra-processed planning,” outsourcing strategy to automation instead of human judgment. Ghana Gold Board: GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi rejected claims of $1.7bn losses, citing audited results showing an operational surplus and overall surplus. Live Streaming Engagement: Magnite’s findings highlight that ads across live and surrounding programming can lift buying likelihood.
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