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Edition No. 110 ยท Sat 10 Oct 2026 ยท 44 stories ยท Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Edition No. 110

Saturday 10 October 2026

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  1. 21 ยท Digiday

    Apple's Safari ad tech blocklist sends publishers back to IAB Tech Lab's Trusted Server
    Why it matters

    Apple's Safari blocklist is pushing publishers back toward IAB Tech Lab's Trusted Server.

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  2. 22 ยท chiefmartec

    "Context" is a hot word in martech, but the work required is underestimated
    Why it matters

    Scott Brinker argues AI is opening alignment and coordination gaps in marketing, and that 2027 will be about coherence.

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  3. 23 ยท Forbes

    Joe Rogan renews Spotify deal
    Why it matters

    Spotify renewed Joe Rogan's podcast deal; his 2024 deal was estimated at $250 million.

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  4. 24 ยท The Athletic

    In College Football Playoff expansion discussions, all roads lead to 24. How'd we get here?
    Why it matters

    CFP expansion talks have moved quickly toward 24 teams ahead of an ESPN rights deadline.

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  5. 25 ยท Front Office Sports

    CFP executive director supportive of 24 teams
    Why it matters

    The CFP's executive director told Front Office Sports a 24-team playoff would be spectacular.

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  6. 26 ยท Yahoo Sports

    MLB sends memo to owners, executives outlining how they should act, operate during looming lockout
    Why it matters

    MLB's 34-page lockout memo bars teams from discussing business with players, down to holiday cards.

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  7. 27 ยท Front Office Sports

    MLB's next 5 years: realignment, expansion and 154 games
    Why it matters

    Realignment, expansion and a 154-game season are all on the table in MLB labor talks.

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  8. 28 ยท Front Office Sports

    Royals $3 Billion Ballpark Development Gets Key Approval
    Why it matters

    Kansas City approved bonds for a $3 billion ballpark district, moving the Royals downtown.

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  9. 29 ยท Front Office Sports

    Everton weighs sale two years after takeover
    Why it matters

    Everton is for sale less than two years after the Friedkin Group bought the club.

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  10. 30 ยท The Athletic

    How Newcastle spent ยฃ1billion on players in five years
    Why it matters

    The Athletic tallies how Newcastle spent ยฃ1 billion on players in five years.

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  11. 31 ยท Men in Blazers

    Manchester United host Spurs for El Sadico
    Why it matters

    Men in Blazers previews Liverpool-Manchester City and Manchester United-Tottenham as City's financial case hangs over the season.

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  12. 32 ยท Front Office Sports

    Once focused on combat sports, DAZN expands to MLB, NBA teams
    Why it matters

    DAZN, which picked up local rights to 19 teams in six months, says it will ramp up acquisitions.

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  13. 33 ยท SportBusiness

    Okko serves up tennis with Russian ATP rights
    Why it matters

    Okko will be the first mainstream Russian broadcaster to show pro tennis since the invasion of Ukraine.

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  14. 34 ยท Front Office Sports

    WNBA semifinals open with 1.15M viewers, up 10%
    Why it matters

    WNBA semifinals opened with 1.15 million average viewers, up 10% despite NFL competition.

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  15. 35 ยท The Athletic

    Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon takes notes on the sideline. It raises a larger leadership question
    Why it matters

    The Athletic asks how a leader knows when they're overstepping, through the Colts owner's sideline note-taking.

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