61% of US Gen Alpha children spend 2 or more hours daily on mobile devices, the highest multi-hour usage rate across all platforms, according to August 2025 data from Morning Consult.

On today’s podcast episode, we discuss the three big questions surrounding Netflix right now: What are Netflix’s advertising expectations? What will actually happen with Warner Bros. Discovery? And more. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, along with Senior Analyst Ross Benes. Listen everywhere, and watch on YouTube and Spotify.

Industry KPI data shows arts and entertainment ROAS peaked in late Q3, with awards buzz lifting efficiency early.

YouTube TV's win against Disney shows marketers that platform scale now shapes where premium sports ads live.

The ecommerce partnership failed due to limited buy-in from Saks’ brand partners.

OpenAI still anchors enterprise AI spend, but Anthropic’s rapid adoption signals a clear shift toward shared model dominance.

60.9% of US marketers prioritize generative insight summaries as their top AI enhancement for next-gen marketing mix modeling (MMM), nearly double the share focused on dynamic learning features, according to an October 2025 survey from EMARKETER and Rakuten.

In place of the monthly retailer rankings, “Behind the Numbers” has launched the Unofficial Monthly Retailer Awards (UMRAs). Each month, the awards will spotlight retailers that stand out in three key categories: Most impactful campaign, best in-real-life initiative, and best under-the-radar move. Analysts will nominate standout brands, and host Suzy Davidkhanian will select the winners based on their cases.

Banks’ focus has been rationalizing and renovating their physical footprints.

It’s an early mover among traditional financial institutions.

This FAQ explains what attention metrics are, why they matter now, and how advertisers can use them to improve media performance beyond viewability.

57% of ad buyers will prioritize creator ads in 2026—but success will be driven by repeat partnerships with genuine brand advocates.

Apple’s global iPhone base creates a logged-in ad ecosystem where identity, intent, and commerce never leave Apple’s rails.

The deal could be mutually beneficial as both look to grow their ecommerce influence.

Shoppers will spend $29.1 billion—nearly $200 per person—on loved ones, friends, and pets.

Saks Off 5th’s struggles show that clear value and disciplined assortments fuel off-price growth more than brand pedigree.

WPP Production is centralizing execution to serve today's always-on world of content creation.

International and commercial spending, along with value-added services, drove the network’s revenues.