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Edition No. 113 Β· Tue 13 Oct 2026 Β· 54 stories Β· Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

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Tuesday 13 October 2026

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  1. 21 Β· Digiday

    For some publishers, agentic advertising is still a question of ROI
    Why it matters

    Some publishers still doubt agentic ad buying will deliver meaningful revenue.

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  2. 22 Β· Digiday

    'An important capability for us': PepsiCo CEO on Publicis switch
    Why it matters

    PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta defended moving the company's global media account to Publicis.

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  3. 23 Β· Sportico

    Sports fans order food when their team is losing
    Why it matters

    Genius Sports helps food-delivery brands target fans whose team is losing, with one company seeing a 20 percent uplift.

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  4. 24 Β· Digiday

    Media Buying Briefing: Synthetic audience adoption by agencies and clients takes off
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on Ad Tech: Apple's Wall and the AI Shelf.

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  5. 25 Β· Status

    Bari's Stahl Showdown
    Why it matters

    Status reports screenings of Lesley Stahl's West Bank report were so contentious she discussed quitting, which CBS disputes.

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  6. 26 Β· Variety

    Netflix weighs mass layoffs
    Why it matters

    Netflix may cut about 5 percent of its workforce after acknowledging slower growth.

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  7. 27 Β· Marvel

    New Marvel Comics app with Webtoon announced at New York Comic Con 2026
    Why it matters

    Marvel launched a comics app with Webtoon, which has 145 million monthly users who skew young.

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  8. 28 Β· Front Office Sports

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

    Kansas City approved a TIF district and $537 million in public bonds for the Royals' $3 billion downtown ballpark district.

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  9. 29 Β· CBS Sports

    College Football Playoff to hand ESPN its asking price for 24-team playoff as exclusive window closes
    Why it matters

    The CFP is set to give ESPN its asking price for a 24-team playoff, with a format decision due December 1.

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  10. 30 Β· Front Office Sports

    Brewers, Rays make playoffs, complicating MLB's labor fight
    Why it matters

    The three non-Dodgers LCS teams have a combined tax payroll below the Dodgers' alone, undercutting owners' salary-cap argument.

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  11. 31 Β· Sports Business Journal

    The YouTube Question: Teams, leagues seek answers to capitalize on platform
    Why it matters

    Teams and leagues are pairing short-form discovery with long-form YouTube storytelling watched on connected TVs.

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  12. 32 Β· Yahoo Sports

    Fury-Joshua tickets priced up to Β£13,000 sell out in one hour
    Why it matters

    Fury-Joshua tickets priced up to Β£13,000 sold out in an hour for a Netflix-streamed December fight in Cardiff.

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  13. 33 Β· The Athletic

    London Lions set for historic moment against Portland Trail Blazers
    Why it matters

    The London Lions face the Portland Trail Blazers in a historic game.

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  14. 34 Β· SportsPro

    Golden State Valkyries hit US$100m in annual revenue
    Why it matters

    The Valkyries became the first women's team to pass $100 million in annual revenue.

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  15. 35 Β· Playmakers' Pulse

    What should a club do when season-ticket holders stop attending?
    Why it matters

    MalmΓΆ FF has more than 30,000 unused sold seats, and Playmakers' Pulse argues the club should learn why before tying renewals to attendance.

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