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The relationship status between traditional media players and members of the creator economy can best be described as complicated. Publishers have often ...

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DCN supports the European Commission’s investigation into Google’s AI Overviews, which divert audience attention by substituting platform-generated answers. Digital Content Next strongly supports the ...

Reducing investment in diversity programs may simplify operations today, but it can limit access to emerging audiences and weaken trust metrics that directly influence advertising performance, ...

For decades, advertising was the primary source of income for media companies. However, the digital age has forced publishers to rapidly reassess their revenue mix as advertising monies increasingly ...

Today’s audiences spend an ever-increasing amount time on digital platforms, especially mobile, and expect personalized, on-demand experiences. Traditional formats continue to lose ground, while newer ...

Rising subscription costs and service overload are pushing viewers toward ad-supported streaming tiers and bundled offers that promise better value. The streaming landscape continues to evolve, with ...

DCN member data, which echoes Pew Research, shows what Google won’t admit: AI overviews siphon attention, erode publisher traffic, and harm the open web’s promise of discovery. The numbers are in – ...

YouTube celebrated its 20 th birthday earlier this year. Over the course of two decades, it has played a major role in upending how content is viewed, created, and consumed. But, unlike a number of ...

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As artificial intelligence gains traction in American newsrooms, most of the public has growing concerns about its long-term effects on journalism. While AI may promise efficiency and innovation, ...