When discovery becomes decision: How AI Search is redefining customer intent

AI compresses the consumer journey. Discover how Bing Search shapes intent, validates options, and drives action at key decision moments.

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Mehmet Bal – Chief Product and Technology Officer, Infinite Studios

Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode of the Digital and Dirt podcast, Ian sits down with Mehmet Bal, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Infinite Studios, a next-generation entertainment platform at the intersection of human creativity and AI. Mehmet discuss how he evolved from aspiring basketball player to tech leader and shares his [...]

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Stagwell Sees In-Housing As More Opportunity Than Threat

While AI is accelerating the rate of in-housing among clients, the role of the agency is changing with it, argues James Townsend, EMEA CEO at Stagwell, and these relationships are increasingly ending up in hybrid models. "We probably see it as more of an opportunity than a threat at the moment, by how we can [...]

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Pinterest Launches CTV Audiences Following tvScientific Acquisition

First announced in December 2025, Pinterest's acquisition of tvScientific, a CTV performance advertising platform, marked a surprising development in the rise of performance TV, while signalling the social sharing site's most signficant move into the CTV space. Following the completion of the takeover back in February, today Pinterest has announced the launch of its audiences [...]

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Why Your Billboard Budget Is Backwards and How to Fix It

How many times does someone need to see your billboard before it sticks in their head? Mark Watson, Senior Account Executive at Blip, has an answer. According to him, seeing a billboard six times over 90 days is enough to build real brand familiarity. He calls these six views qualified impressions.  Get enough of these [...]

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5 Questions For… the CNN Team in the Control Room During the WHCD Shooting

CNN's Eric Hall and David Foote shared their control room experience as the WHCD went from a light-hearted affair to a breaking news situation.

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Netflix’s Running Point Scores Several Integrated Brand Partnerships in Season 2

Netflix viewers will notice State Farm, DoorDash, Lexus, and more in the new season of Running Point.

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3,000 Images, Zero Dialogue: How This Studio Made AI Films Without Sacrificing the Creative Soul

Three AI-generated shorts taught Purga Films and Gut key lessons about working with the tech

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The Advertising Industry Is Doing a Gilded Age Reenactment and Nobody Wants to Talk About It

A long essay about markets that stopped being markets, the one corner of advertising that escaped the squeeze, and Jay Gould. I. On the morning of September 24, 1869, which was a Friday, a 33-year-old named Jay Gould sat in an office above the Gold Room on New Street in

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